The sentence "this presentation will discuss" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the sentence to introduce a presentation that you are about to give or which someone else is giving. For example: "This presentation will discuss the benefits of renewable energy for the environment."
This presentation will discuss the non-microstructural crack formation in detail and suggest a mechanism for the fatigue life degradation.
This presentation will discuss the possible role of hepatic transporters from a toxicological point of view.
This presentation will discuss decisions that must be addressed in the intensive care unit.
This presentation will discuss connotation of course alliance and analyze its current situation in China.
This presentation will discuss how to approach adults with headache in ED with an emphasis on those features that characterize high-risk headaches.
This presentation will discuss the cryopreservation results and the effectiveness of these highly IRI active glycosides as cryo-additives for RBCs, as well as the structure-function results identifying key structural features important for the IRI activity of phenolic-glycosides.
The presentation will discuss the strengths and limitations of this approach.
It is impossible to present a complete list of pseudo-tumours, however the current presentation will discuss how a multidisciplinary, multi-imaging and multi-sequence approach may facilitate differentiation between tumors and pseudo-tumours.
The presentation will discuss the difference between EU and US standards for the determination of explosion (flammability) limits and limiting oxygen concentration.
The presentation will discuss the results of the pilot test of the effectiveness of the intervention on a sample of 20 participants in reducing depressive symptoms.
The presentation will discuss how an existing molecule drawing tool (Marvin) and chemical database engine (JChem Base/Cartridge) are extended to handle generic features (R-group definitions, atom and bond lists, link nodes and larger repeating units, position and homology variation).
