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The expression 'book a table for' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to ask someone to reserve a table for you at a restaurant, for example. For example, you might say "Can you please book a table for two at 6:00pm?".
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I phone and book a table for 8.30pm.
Should you book a table for high tea?
Book a table for the 13th instead; you'll have the restaurant to yourselves.
You book a table for 8pm on a Thursday in three months' time.
All of a sudden, it was possible to book a table for the very next day.
Even faster is asking Apple's Siri to book a table for you.
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So I booked a table for fish night.
He called David K's and booked a table for twelve people, at ten o'clock.
Back in New York, Rothko booked a table for himself and Mell.
She had booked a table for that evening at J Sheekey, a restaurant in Covent Garden.
If Oleg Deripaska wished to gladden the heart of his Corfu chum George Osborne with a £1m gift, no one could object if he simply booked a table for himself and a few oligarchic mates.
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