"presented to the client" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when describing an action of presenting something to a client, such as a proposal, a report, or a product. Example: The final project proposal was presented to the client for review and approval.
After recording and editing the stories, the final product is presented to the client for approval.
The blocks are presented to the client, who determines where they might belong in the overall scheme.
The final program outline is eventually presented to the client for approval prior to any actual design work.
The idea for the AT&T campaign "was first presented to the client in early April," a spokesman for BBDO New York, Roy Elvove, wrote in an e-mail message.
The two freelancers who were named last week to share the top creative post at TBWA/Chiat/Day New York as executive creative directors, Dallas Itzen and Patrick O'Neill, "led the work internally and presented to the client," Mr. Johnson said, adding that they would "take a very strong personal role on this account".
If lawyers had wielded power at DDB, the ads never would have even been presented to the client.
An example of this would be that the model might be presented on paper or on a computer to a client but the views and information will have been pre-prepared by one of the design team to present to the client and may not present all of the information that a client wants to see.
The static HTML5 content that serves as the frontend, and the dynamic programming interfaces offering access to the data must be presented to the web client.
We also employ Java 3D for creating and manipulating 3D geometry of manipulator links, and for constructing the structures used in rendering that geometry, resulting in 3D robot movement simulation presented to the users (clients) through their web browser.
When his first job, an addition to a historic house, was presented to the review board, the client's mother, a tour guide, opposed it.
The user code doesn't need to know the details of the namenode and datanode as a filesystem interface similar to a portable operating system interface (POSIX) is presented to the user by the client.
