The phrase "a firm table" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a table that is sturdy and does not wobble, often in contexts related to furniture or settings where stability is important.
Example: "The restaurant invested in a firm table to ensure that customers could enjoy their meals without any disturbances."
Alternatives: "a sturdy table" or "a solid table."
JPPs had reduced thickness and were indented in most of the goats, in a few goats they were thickened and firm (Table 4).
Each patient was examined supine on a firm examination table.
In brief, each subject was examined supine on a firm examination table.
They recommend "watchful waiting" in children >2 years with uncomplicated AOM, and limit immediate prescription to those most likely to benefit, i.e., the very young and those with a firm diagnosis (Table 1).
We have organized our results according to two sets of firm characteristics: firm ownership (Tables 7 and 8) and firm size (Tables 9 and 10) and by the ethnicities of the pair of candidates submitted to each firm (Tables 11 and 12).
For decertification decisions, survival time is the number of years between initial certification and the year that a firm is decertified (Table 2[b]).
A true enterprise model is different from single-region input-output models where the inputs and outputs of a firm augment the table by one sector (Tiebout [1967]; Billings and Katz [1982]; Joshi [2001]).
While small German firms have a significantly lower training participation rate than domestic firms, large German firms even have a higher training participation rate than domestic firms (Table 2).
In the top 10 Indico index (more than 5.7 points), nine are KIBS and one is a TBF, so that innovativeness slants towards service firms (Table 1).
We screened a sample of stock-exchange listed new biotechnology firms (Table 1), which are representative for the Belgian biotechnology cluster and for the different business models described.
