"the presentation will" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are expressing the future, as in "The presentation will take place at 6 PM tomorrow."
The presentation will detail the risks presented by the airlines involvement in the deportations and strategies to manage the risks.
The presentation will be held at the Peace House.
"If England win the title, the presentation will be made on the pitch.
But for those who make the effort, the presentation will prove both accessible and instructive.
The presentation will be followed by an open forum for attendees.
Much of the presentation will consist of highlights from NFL Films.
The presentation will take place at a meeting of the American Physical Society in Boston.
This year five people are to be honored with a gala at the Kennedy Center tonight; the presentation will be broadcast by NBC on Saturday night at 10.
The presentation will be made on 19 October at Banqueting House, Whitehall, during the London film festival, the BFI's premier event.
The presentation will simply show and describe some of the best stuff that shows the future for local news and the interface with government.
The presentation will include a lecture and slides, video and live performing of the Savoy Lindy hop and chorus women's steps of the time.
