"serious presentation" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to a formal and professional presentation that is intended to convey important information or persuade an audience. Example: The CEO gave a serious presentation on the company's financial performance to the board of directors.
Sachs prods this national letdown with his campily serious presentation of Erector Set-style contraptions.
He is regarded as a pioneer in the serious presentation of dance on film.
When I had finished my very serious presentation I asked the press if there were any questions.
It is also a serious presentation of one plausible portrait of the life of Jesus of Nazareth.
Far more sensory than sensuous, it was Zola's first serious presentation of what he called "la bete humaine," the human animal.
Its gritty dialogue demands emotional interpretation in every line, and many of those lines are distractingly funny even in a serious presentation.
Affecting nearly 500,000 patients in the US annually and contributing to about 3% of all ED visits, [ 2, 7, 8], uncontrolled hypertension can be a serious and life-threatening presentation.
Programs on rodeo, sleigh horses, quilts, beekeeping, coal trains, Lakota culture and pork-chop casseroles make up the lifestyle programming, while serious presentations on "Cattlemen to Cattlemen" and "Ag-PHD" (my favorite) supply the John Deere set with profit-increasing ideas about seed-bed prep, calf sheltering, apple packing and new traits in soybeans.
Yamamoto and Bullough have proposed stress (insufficiency) type fractures as the cause for these syndromes and this theory could explain the range of imaging findings that might or might not progress to more serious presentations including osteonecrosis or even rapid osteolysis of the femoral head [37, 38, 39, 40].
The only thing that laptops are good for any more are serious typing sessions, creating serious presentations, and writing software or administrating servers.
This practice could result in more serious presentations to acute eye services in the future.
