The phrase "a table of data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a structured arrangement of information, typically in rows and columns, often found in reports, research papers, or presentations.
Example: "The results of the experiment were summarized in a table of data, making it easier to analyze the findings."
Alternatives: "a data table" or "a dataset table".
Internally, it maintains a table of data structures and function pointers for access to the hash implementations.
The company, which should be posting a table of data on its site soon, also said: This is the fifth consecutive quarter that the annual rate of rent increases has grown, starting at 2.2% for the first quarter of 2005.
The response came from an acting assistant administrator for pesticides and toxic substances, who, Mr. Peronard said, wrongly cited a table of data in the study as indicating the asbestos fell below 1percentt.
It also enables you to receive a table of data from a remote client into the User Table -> Received Table field of the crossmatch feature of the CSCview Query tab.
These relationships may not be obvious from a table of data or could be obscured by experimental errors.
"They usually have a table of data you're looking at it and saying, 'What?' But we're keeping ourselves to the same design standards that we [used] for the consumer side of our company".
A method of spring specification that has worked well in practice is to insert a table of design data where all design data are entered, and the items needed for the correct functioning of the spring are marked with an asterisk.
The transfer of the model structure to other geographic locations will depend upon on the availability of data, which was extensive in the case of Cairns (a table of required data sources is given in Additional file 1: Table S4).
Mean and SD quality data is presented in table 2. We provide a table of the data including the media sources and matrix of the review criteria in online supplementary table S2.
This redirects to the NEWA Hourly Weather Data page displaying drop down boxes and a table of monthly data links.
It's just one page, with no date, no sources, but it seems to be exactly what I need: a table of international data titled "impact of nepotism".
