The phrase "portable table" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a type of table which is designed to be easily moved or transported. For example: "This portable table is perfect for outdoor events, as it can be easily moved and assembled in different locations."
One answer is Sunset Park, Brooklyn, where Jindi Gu, 41, set up her portable table on Fifth Avenue last Thursday.
The best seller, said Brasa's founder, Scott Begg, is the Avani, an open portable table fire that sells for $415.
On Madison and 44th Street, an old man was selling counterfeit Montblanc pens from a portable table.
For the show, all of these painstakingly transformed objects will be stacked on the kind of portable table that street vendors use to sell incense and handbags.
Or (women only, please) to persuade you to dine with him on the train, on a portable table with a rose and, in your face, a microphone.
Blocked from returning to the warm-up track for his massage, he instead had an impromptu treatment session from Neil Black on Black's portable table.
Masseuses rubbed down sore calves and backs on portable tables set up on a terrace next to the finish line.
Its premise on stage — a simple modern-dress rehearsal with no scenery other than some portable tables, boxes and mirrors — promises well, along "Vanya on 42nd Street" lines.
— Big men on campus lay prone in deep repose on portable tables, oblivious to the 46-degree chill, as pairs of hands dug into their vertebrae.
They brought hammocks or portable tables or sat right down on the ground, and signaled straggling friends with the usual talismans: a Turkish flag, an inflatable fish, a bunch of balloons.
"Korea Power" also shows how furniture designers, like Ha Ji Hoon and Song Seung-Yong, are reinventing historic forms, including portable tables that are low enough to be used by people sitting on the floor in the traditional way.
