The phrase "alongside the table" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is positioned next to or in proximity to a table.
Example: "The lamp was placed alongside the table to provide better lighting for reading."
Alternatives: "next to the table" or "beside the table."
"In its own way," Cortázar writes alongside the "Table of Instructions" at the beginning of Hopscotch, "this book consists of many books".
The devices will go alongside the table Thomas Jefferson used when he wrote the Declaration of Independence and the top hat Abraham Lincoln wore when he was assassinated.
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'The Prime Minister will launch a "last push for peace" alongside the tabling of a new UN Security Council resolution this week,' Number 10 said.
And so I propose a simple solution, alongside recasting the table, make the audience feel as though they have a stake in this program.
Alongside the proteins the table reports whether the rules were using the protein with its ProteinProphet probability (PP) or emPAI score.
You get a seat at the table alongside his wife and daughter.
These pictures were all photographed on my desk or the table alongside it.
But you can also send it to the table alongside a roast chicken or pork loin, or with Italian sausages.
The two teams sit on top of the table, alongside Chelsea, with three wins from three and a message sent out to the rest of the league.
The rankings, which began in 1986, have had only 17 leaders since and Spieth would be the fifth player from the US to top the table alongside Tiger Woods, Fred Couples, David Duval and Tom Lehmann.
