The phrase "at a chart that" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific chart in a context where one is discussing data or information presented visually.
Example: "We need to look at a chart that illustrates the sales trends over the past year."
Alternatives: "on a chart that" or "in a chart that".
Using the techniques of deep perspective, with its ability to measure the relative size of objects at any distance, Toscanelli assembled a chart that wound up leading Columbus to the New World.
IN THIS week's print edition we published a chart that looks at the world's biggest economies over time.
The network also publishes an annual report on crashes, including a chart that shows at a glance that South America, Africa and central Asia have more than their share of accidents.
And for anyone skeptical of the value of the education — one of the e-book's themes — it's worth taking a look at the chart that accompanies my article, "Is Religion Your Financial Destiny?" which ran in the magazine in May 2011.
"That was Monday," he says, as his finger stops at the bottom of a stock chart that resembles a ski slope.
On screen, at one point, was a pie chart that showed viewership of "New Girl," a one-year-old sitcom, among adults ages 18 to 49, the sweet spot for marketers.
At WattzOn, you can create a pie chart that represents the energy you consume in all aspects of your life, including your flying, driving, and eating, and the energy that went into manufacturing your possessions.
At www.farecompare.com, there is a great chart that compares baggage fees for different airlines.
You have to actually look at the chart that doesn't list the average BMIs to find the "n" value for the lesbian sample size (in statistics, n = the sample size).
Look at this bar chart that shows how everyone else is very stupid, and I am right about everything.
