The phrase "a row called" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific row in a table, dataset, or similar context, often in programming or data analysis.
Example: "In the spreadsheet, a row called 'Sales Data' contains all the relevant figures for the quarter."
Alternatives: "a row named" or "a row titled".
Ten customers in a row called with the same inquiry.
Gongs laid in a row, called kulintang, are melody instruments accompanied by a percussion group.
"One guy I beat 20 times in a row called me an idiot," said Larry Christiansen, a grandmaster and former United States chess champion who lectures frequently online.
Faced with another day of bad weather at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida but hopeful of better weather on Sunday, NASA for the second day in a row called off all attempts to land the space shuttle Atlantis and its seven astronauts on Saturday.
When Referee Bob Delaney decided that O'Neal had elbowed Mutombo with 2 21 left -- the third foul in a row called on O'Neal by the same official -- the Lakers were suddenly without their 7-foot-1, 330-pound rock in the middle.
Previous studies also reported abnormal intensity responses of probes containing multiple guanines in a row (called G-runs or G-stacks) compared with other probes in different chip assays including Affymetrix expression and SNP arrays [9], [17], [39] [41].
"Two in a row, call it a streak," forward Brendan Shanahan said.
Transport for London's crime statistics page gives quarterly figures for financial years from 2004/5 to 2009/10 (to get them all in a row call up page four of this document and page three of this one).
Demonstrations have been held in Hanoi for the second weekend in a row, calling for China to get out of Vietnam's territorial waters.
Perhaps related, Glenn Beck went after Rick Sanchez on his radio show Friday morning (after Sanchez had beaten Smith two days in a row), calling Sanchez "the biggest dope ever on television".
When they say that, you can say something awkward like, "That's funny, I must have forgotten to brush my teeth for the second day in a row!" Call your friend's girlfriend by his old girlfriend's name.
