The phrase "a chart at the" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific location or context where a chart is present or relevant.
Example: "Please refer to a chart at the end of the report for a visual representation of the data."
Alternatives: "a graph in the" or "a diagram at the".
So we've decided to keep track of who is doing what in a chart at the bottom of this post.
The day we were there, Eden House also came equipped with Roger, who told us that he uses the computer only for backup, preferring to keep track of guests the reliable way, by checking them off a chart at the front desk.
There is a chart at the end of this article showing the similar patterns.
In fact, the trend appears to be continually widening as a chart at the link shows.
In addition to the serial evolutionary network, whose representation is described in detail in the previous section, each patient network is accompanied by a chart at the bottom displaying clinical markers (T-cell counts, viral loads), evolutionary markers (proportion of recombinants) and genetic markers (proportion of X4 sequences).
In the United States, the song appeared on the Mediabase Triple A chart at number 45 for the week of 17 November 2009.
Alexander, for example, has a chart at home that's similar to the one her children have for doing chores.
The app will scroll the lyrics on your iDevice much in the same way that you'd see on a Karaoke machine, with a pitch chart at the bottom hinting at how well you're doing.
Clicking on a pie chart at the intersection of a specific model organism and disease type directs the user to a list of publications that searched for modifiers in the corresponding disease model and organism.
That should be a sobering chart at the very least.
In any event, the book does the service of summarizing changes between the new code and the old with a comparison chart at the beginning of every chapter.
