The phrase "a structured table" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a table that is organized in a specific format or layout, often for clarity or ease of understanding.
Example: "The report includes a structured table that summarizes the key findings of the research."
Alternatives: "an organized table" or "a formatted table".
Equivalently, in classification, the dataset is represented as a structured table of records and features.
It visualizes variants in a structured table and provides interactive visual interfaces to let the researcher dynamically and interactively test different threshold settings and change levels of stringency.
Any errors or queries identified for any specific case are transmitted electronically to the local investigator and coordinator on a structured table.
The results of the data extraction were summarized in a structured table to explore the variation in study design, region of study, source population, number of participants, length of follow-up (if applicable), and control for confounding.
This participant later emailed us (unsolicited) a structured table of blood glucose readings over time, generated using a digital application costing around £5, and commented that this simple task would not have been possible using HealthSpace.
Medical history was recorded using a structured questionnaire (table 1).
The assessment sessions lasted 40 minutes and involved a structured interview (Table 2).
When DMC were fulfilled, dose escalation of an existing agent or addition of a new DMARD was indicated according to a structured algorithm (Table 1), unless adjustments in medication were required for toxicity.
The FFST was scored by fire fighting sports instructors and technical fire instructors, and the results for the testing time needed to complete the test (in seconds) were recorded in a structured results table.
The session will cover evidence and rationale for insulin use, how to motivate patients and deal with common patient-level barriers to insulin initiation, initiating and titrating basal insulin (glargine; Sanofi) and prandial insulin (glulisine; Sanofi) using a structured protocol (Table 1 and Figure 2A and 2B).
Data were stored and managed using a set of structured tables in Microsoft Access 2003.
