The phrase "abridged table" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a simplified or shortened version of a table that presents essential information without unnecessary details.
Example: "The report includes an abridged table summarizing the key findings for easier reference."
Alternatives: "condensed table" or "summarized table".
After these adjustments, the abridged life table technique was used to construct cause-deleted life tables for smokers and non-smokers separately by sex and area of residence (urban or rural), to assess the potential gains in LE by eliminating deaths from major smoking-related diseases [ 16].
12 13 The most current abridged life table for the USA (2009) was downloaded from WHO website.
The fraction of the last age interval of life [ 28] was used to construct an abridged life table.
The abridged life table method [ 28- 31] was used to calculate the life expectancy of patients with ages of 0 84 years (5-year intervals).
We calculated both life expectancies using an abridged life table [ 35] with age-specific mortality rates aggregated from the individual level data in 5-year age groups for 1996-97 and 2006-07 by income decile and gender.
Along with this, RGI also provides abridged life tables based on SRS data for 5-year periods starting from 1970 to 1975.
All cause age-specific mortality rates were estimated based on abridged life tables for women in Cameroon [12].
Using Microsoft Excel, the results for the SLAM cohorts were calculated using Chiang's method of abridged life tables in 5-year groups, which has been recommended for its application to relatively small populations allowing standard errors to be estimated [27].
Different approaches to ungrouping histograms or abridged life tables have been proposed.
28 We calculated life expectancy at birth using the abridged life tables method as previously described.
