"reason for presenting" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You might use it to refer to the purpose of making a presentation, for example "I'm presenting detailed statistics today, and my reason for presenting them is to show the effectiveness of my project's work."
Barker rejected in part the reasoning of the California Supreme Court from Byrne, noting: "Surely a claimant would have little reason for presenting to the land commission his claim to land, and securing a confirmation of that claim, if the only result was to transfer the naked fee to him, burdened by an Indian right of permanent occupancy".
The Housing Act will only make this worse: domestic violence is a significant cause of homelessness in London – it is cited as the direct reason for presenting as homeless by one in every eight applicants to boroughs, while homelessness charity St Mungos said half of women approaching them had experienced domestic violence, and one third were homeless directly due to domestic abuse [pdf].
The reason for presenting j at a particular cell potential (0.9 V) instead of j0 is because even a slight variation in tafel slope can cause anomalous variation in the values of j0 [44] 44].
One reason for presenting the data in this way is that the emphasis is now on what a young person has attained by the time they leave school rather than how many qualifications they have at particular stages.
The few studies that deal with TEO as a model for the organisational architecture is the main reason for presenting this study, which is justified by the difficulties faced by organisations in Brazil and the relevance of TEO in the Brazilian business environment.
The reason for presenting the simulation results is to determine the capability of gPROMS in handling complex nonlinear DAEs of the riser using the kinetic model of Ancheyta and Rogelio [15], and to compare the simulated results obtained with those predicted results of the same kinetic model obtained experimentally by Ancheyta and Rogelio [15].
Some patients had two different reasons for presenting to the ED instead of to their GP, resulting in 1,842 answers given by 1,751 patients.
Reasons for presenting late for testing have not been clearly described in Vietnam, however in other settings they include HIV-related stigma and barriers to accessing HIV testing including testing cost, location, perceived quality, and perceived confidentiality [17], [18], [19].
Reasons for presenting at the OPD were either travel-associated fever (n = 1,091) or diarrhoea without fever (n = 1,168).
Another subanalysis investigated ICD-9 codes to determine types of outpatient care used in the year prior to invitation and the most common reasons for presenting for care.
In contexts where clients had mainly social problems or in post-conflict settings, the reasons for presenting may have been less acute and therefore more difficult to address.
