The phrase "a table of a" is not correct and usable in written English as it is incomplete and lacks clarity.
It could potentially be used in a context where it is followed by a specific noun or phrase that clarifies what the table is about.
Example: "I created a table of a comparison between different software options."
Alternatives: "a table of contents" or "a table of data".
This week, a half-dozen Christmas cards sat propped up on a table of a 10th-floor apartment, lent by a family friend, overlooking Auckland harbor.
You can go to a gun show and at one table, if it's a licensed dealer, you have to go through a background check, but at a table of a private seller, there's no background check.
The table a is a table of a particular kind a pedestal table, as it turns out.
The amount of data changes (QoD) necessary to trigger an action, denoted by κ, is specified using multi-dimensional vectors that associate QoD constraints with data object containers, such as a column or group of columns in a table of a given column-oriented database.
A respiratory therapist, who was not involved in the patient care, used a table of a computer-generated randomization list with a block size of 4. This therapist also prepared the study drug and the identical-looking placebo and entered the data (including the cuff leak measurements) into a password-protected database.
Just listen to people who lived through a war when they sit down around a table of an evening.
In an SQL environment, this would normally be the data type of a column in a table, of an SQL variable in an SQL-invoked routine written in SQL, or of a parameter to an externally invoked SQL routine.
Aki, 27, sits at a table of an Italian restaurant in Tokyo's shopping district Shinjuku.
This page displays a table of an initial set of all GO annotations available from GOA.
A young lady looks at a table of tantalizing food.
She was circling a table of kids like a waitress, and she was still utterly lovely.
