"presented for redemption" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used when referring to a financial transaction or a redemption of something, such as a coupon or gift card. Example: The customer presented their coupon at the checkout counter, and it was immediately flagged as expired and not eligible for redemption.
A bank issuing a note vowed to pay the stated amount in "real" money (gold or silver coin) if someone presented it for redemption at the bank's counter — a promise that many banks failed to keep in times of panic.
Today presented another opportunity for redemption.
That set the stage for redemption at the 2016 Olympics.
What save us, temporarily, is that under the Bretton Woods agreements of 1944 the currencies of the 100 or so members of the International Monetary Fund are pegged to the U.S. dollar & so the Europeans can't present their dollars for redemption because to do so would empty Fort Knox & bring the whole thing crashing down.
The post office had to employ staff just to deal with the letters of support sent to Mr D'Oliveira.Stunned by the reaction, the MCC were presented with a chance for redemption.
Bringing them back to grocery stores for redemption presents another set of problems, the bill's critics say.
But western banks still habitually issued more bank notes than even that increased specie could back, leading to inflation.Peter Rousseau of Vanderbilt University notes the Second Bank of the United States would sometimes accumulate the banknotes of weak banks and present them en masse for redemption.
As for Arena, it's a bit like MLB's Ballpark, giving NHL fans at the 12 participating arenas the ability to check out a calendar of local events, as well as letting them buy their tickets and then present them on device for redemption.
The hoped-for redemption comes in 2014.
The Europa League final presented Chelsea with an opportunity for redemption.
