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The phrase "at a table in the store" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a specific location within a store where an activity is taking place, such as sitting or working.
Example: "I found my friend at a table in the store, discussing the latest book releases."
Alternatives: "at a counter in the shop" or "at a desk in the store".
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"I interview people and find out their interests," Ms. Stubbs explained, settling at a table in the store's employee's cafeteria.
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Look at the mannequins in the store.
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