The phrase "a table that could" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a table that has the potential or capability to perform a certain function or hold certain characteristics.
Example: "I found a table that could support the weight of all the equipment we need for the presentation."
Alternatives: "a table capable of" or "a table that is able to".
This was a table that could feed a small country.
This is all about Ed himself the public man, the party leader, shown in quasi-prime ministerial situations: working (all alone) near a table that could be the Cabinet table, or giving an interview to an unseen interlocutor in a garden that might almost be the No 10 garden.
Have you put data into a table that could easily be explained in the text such as simple statistics or p values?
There we were, a mixed group of Democrats, Republicans, Greens, and Libertarians, meeting to discuss our political differences over several mugs of caffeine, a lone raspberry smoothie, and a table that could easily be bounded by even a sub-par athlete.
This query was automatically saved in the my history section; the results were organized into a table that could be uploaded.
A utility script was prepared that converted the resulting output to a table that could easily be imported into 3rd party software.
The saloon's proprietor set up Clapp in a separate room featuring a long table that could seat roughly 30 people.
She was thus able to meet him for confidential conferences; a dining table that could be hoisted, fully set, from the lower regions further guaranteed privacy -- not even the servants could listen in.
When a friend and I dropped in -- at the height of lunch hour, no less -- to one of the four branches of Umami Burger, the cult favorite of the city's ground-beef set, we were seated immediately, in comfy chairs at a big table that could have accommodated four.
On July 31 , 2014Adam Ludwin, Devon Gundry and Ryan Sminh--no-names in the world of finance--walked into a windowless conference room in a Los Angeles office building near LAX and sat down on black leather executive chairs at a mahogany table that could seat 12.
"Cersei set a tasty table, that could not be denied.
