"presented my idea" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe the act of sharing or proposing one's idea to others. Here is an example sentence: "I presented my idea to the team during the meeting and they were all impressed with it."
"I cold-called him, and said, 'Can I come in and present my idea?' He told me to come in the next day.
After I finished presenting my ideas to editor-in-chief Alan Rusbridger, he asked me what I thought about getting our readers to write the Guardian's travel content, citing Wikipedia's user-generated example.
Luckily for me, given first my spectacular lack of aptitude for power-play of this type, and second my complete inability to present my ideas verbally, the fact that I was responsible for the only section of the show into which no one else had any direct input excused me from most of the political in-fighting.
I'm not good at presenting my ideas.
Sofia: I have learned how to communicate with people and how to present my ideas in the business world.
After selecting me for their list of most influential addiction experts, yet disparaging my reputation and ideas, The Fix allowed me to present my ideas for myself.
"I cannot (fill in the blank here: lead a team, ask for more money, present my ideas before a large audience, start my own business)!
Being silent in the moments I should have been standing up for myself, and/or presenting my ideas, did nothing for me.
My friends and colleagues understand that I need others in order to present my ideas to the world, and their support is essential to the way I learn and the way I write.
It's been incredibly hard, and terrifying, to present my ideas of a quality education in front of older men with military achievements, who unfortunately do not stand for the same values I do.
