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The phrase "a whole table" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an entire table, often in contexts involving data, meals, or furniture.
Example: "We need to set up a whole table for the banquet to accommodate all the guests."
Alternatives: "an entire table" or "a complete table".
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You could have a whole table in a bookshop covered with these".
I don't just scarf down a whole table of food every time I sit down.
Imagine a whole table set with fine silverware atop primly folded phonekerchiefs at every place setting.
"And when I showed up he had a whole table full of generals and admirals".
There was a whole table of chenins at the recent Wines of South Africa tasting, and they were astonishingly good.
If you look in your book there's a whole table of different solutions to the Schrodinger equation for several different wave functions.
Aggregates all nearby restaurants with available bar seating so that you don't have to take up a whole table while you eat alone and scroll through Twitter.
By 8.20pm none of our friends had shown up and we'd driven a whole table of strangers out of the bar.
I prepared a whole table of wonderful food, but while I was out of the room my dog, Yan, jumped on the table and ate or ruined everything.
SeatPeek Aggregates all nearby restaurants with available bar seating so that you don't have to take up a whole table while you eat alone and scroll through Twitter.
Some of the country's top-end restaurants, while not being nominally veggie, run tasting menus designed for a whole table of herbivores (contact the restaurants in advance for sample menus).
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