The phrase "as identified in table" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific information or data that is presented in a table within a document or report.
Example: "The results of the survey are summarized as identified in table 2, which highlights the key findings."
Alternatives: "as shown in the table" or "as detailed in the table".
Twelve beams were tested as identified in Table 1.
Different sources of information were therefore used to analyze the five disasters, as identified in Table 3.
As such, the methodology was applied following five disasters that occurred between July and November 2013, and were incorporated into CEDIM FDA activities, as identified in Table 3.
The four social vulnerability dimensions social, education, housing, and social dependence, as identified in Table 2 explained over 88% of the variance within a middling value for Kaiser Meyer Olkin (KMO) Measure of Sampling Adequacy.
a. as identified in Table 1.
Roche researchers use SDTM variables in our deployment as identified in Table 1.
To maximize the cases-to-IVs-ratio, potential predictors with non-significant zero-order correlations (as identified in Tables 9 and 10) were excluded in the regression analyses [ 123].
Carrier synchronization alone is studied in [347 355], where as identified in second column of Table 19, [347 349] consider IR-UWB communication and [350 355] consider MB-OFDM UWB communication. 3.
The carrier synchronization alone is studied in [304 311], where as identified in second column of Table 15, [306, 307] consider single-carrier communication and [304, 305, 308 311] consider multi-carrier communication.
The carrier synchronization alone is studied in [304 311], where as identified in second column of Table 15, [306, 307] consider single-carrier communication and [304, 305, 308 311] consider multi-carrier communication. 2.
The joint timing and carrier synchronization is proposed in [312 316], where as identified in second column of Table 15, [312] considers single-carrier communication and [313 316] consider multi-carrier communication. .
