The phrase "are being tabled" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in formal contexts, such as meetings or discussions, to indicate that a proposal or topic is being postponed or set aside for future consideration.
Example: "The budget proposals are being tabled until the next meeting for further review."
Alternatives: "are being postponed" or "are being set aside".
The Scottish National party's proposals for full fiscal autonomy are being tabled as an amendment to the Scotland bill.
Developers like these statistics so much that many are pressing forward with new multifamily rental projects, at a time that many condominium projects are being tabled or shelved.
Amendments are being tabled by critics of the reforms, which include abolition of primary care trusts and an increase in GP commissioning, who claim they will lead to competition, and are not Lib Dem party policy.
"I watched the reaction of the prime minister when the report was being tabled and it seems he might want to step down voluntarily".
The MPs' proposal, which is being tabled on the last day before parliament breaks for Christmas, would effectively give all overseas territories until 2020 to introduce public registers.
The amendment was being tabled jointly by Lilley and Labour backbencher Paula Sherriff, who was involved in the "tampon tax" campaign to force George Osborne to cut VAT on sanitary products.
The deep irony of Richard's situation that his ultimate goal, presumably, is to become a Goliath himself either has not yet come up in the writer's room or is being tabled for later.
Tony Cross, market analyst at Trustnet Direct, said: The idea of $20 oil is being tabled once again and this could well see those questions being repeated as to exact value that sits in the BG Group acquisition.
An amendment is being tabled for the party's autumn conference that, if voted through, would put pressure on the deputy prime minister, Nick Clegg, to resist Cameron's plan.
The proposal is being tabled by officials from Cyprus, who hold the rotating presidency of the European Union and are leading preparations ahead of a meeting of the bloc's finance ministers on Tuesday.
But, so far, the question hasn't been debated; it's been tabled.
