The phrase "analytical table" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where data or information is organized and analyzed systematically, often in academic or professional settings.
Example: "The research paper included an analytical table that summarized the key findings of the study."
Alternatives: "data analysis table" or "evaluation table".
It is understandable that the government would be wary of investing in Babbage's new invention, since the 17,470 pounds that the government had invested in the Difference Machine produced little in the way of the analytical tables they requested (Campbell-Kelly & Aspray 56).
For the purposes of this exploratory analysis, we created analytical tables on the following themes: contextual factors, characteristics of participants and HPL groups, and organizational support for learning (access to documentation and continuing education).
In the accelerated carbonation experiment as an analytical object, Table 1 shows mix proportion of concrete and Table 2 shows type and amount of finishing material applied.
Unlike traditional database applications, MS analysis normally centers around a small number of analytical queries (Table 1).
Factor analytical results (Table 2) were used to determine the factors responsible for the distribution of trace elements in soil.
However, those products couldn't be identified due to the limitations of our analytical techniques (Table 3).
For instance, the difference in Cl and SO4 ion concentrations between the two sites was only 0.3%, which is less than the analytical uncertainty (Table 1).
Pesticides analytical standards (Table 2) which were used in recovery experiments to validate the QuEChERS method on yam, were supplied by Supelco and delivered by Sigma-Aldrich Logistics.
Based on the analytical data (Table 1) and the FT-IR analyses (Fig. 3), no aluminum-derivative species were present in the sediment, likely because of leaching or formation of a film at the anode surface.
