"plot a chart" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are asking someone to create a graph or chart to represent information such as trends over time. For example, "Please plot a chart to show the monthly sales figures for the past year."
So I plotted a chart from sea to sea, which started at Bilbao, took us via the green hills of the Basques, down through near-empty parts of León and parched Extremadura, before finally entering Andalucia and home.
What you can expect in any given year is a subject that Cathy Pareto, a financial planner in Coral Gables, Fla., says she discusses with clients: "Plot out a chart.
The resulting frequencies were used to calculate a sliding average value for a 50 AA window, which was plotted in a chart (see additional file 1: Comparative plot of the average corrected entropy of a 50 AA sliding window along the protein sequence).
You could assign approximate scores for time (to learn) and utility for each of these and plot a scatter chart like the one above.
The popular favorite is probably Amelia Downs, with more than 6,000 views for her video combining "two of my favorite things: being a nerd and dancing," in which she performs a bar graph, a scatter plot, a pie chart, and a sine and cosine graph.
The listener's hearing threshold level (hearing level), in decibels (dB), is plotted on a chart known as a pure-tone audiogram, with hearing level plotted on the ordinate (vertical axis) as a function of signal frequency on the abscissa (horizontal axis).
Plotted on a chart, the distribution looks like a fireman's helmet, with a peak in front and a long tail behind.
If plotted on a chart, tree rings from 1960 forward appear to show declining temperatures, something that scientists know from thermometer readings is not accurate.
When plotted on a chart comparing the electronic configuration of oxides' surface metal ions and their catalytic activity, the result is a "volcano" shape: a sharp peak at the center, with steeply sloping sides indicating poorer performance.
Computing power shows exponential growth: one becomes two, and two becomes four, and four becomes eight, and when plotted on a chart, it looks like a rocket taking off.
