'table a bill' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to formally propose a bill for consideration for a decision by a legislative body, such as a city council or national government. For example, "The mayor tabled a bill to reduce the cost of public transportation."
Renzi's reaction was to declare that he would table a bill to legalise civil unions.
Malaysia's cabinet has recently made clear its intention to table a bill abolishing the death penalty.
The health minister, Marisol Touraine, intends to table a bill on 17 June bringing in anti-smoking measures, Le Figaro reported on Friday.
Tomorrow the Home Secretary, Jack Straw, will announce that the Government is to table a Bill offering a range of options on the future of hunting.
Five $10 bills quickly fell on the table, a bill for each member of Kinky, the electronica-pop band that has been branded as "the next big thing" in a business cluttered with "next big things".
Margo MacDonald, the former SNP MP who now sits in the Scottish parliament as an independent, will release a consultation paper next month and then table a bill next Easter to make it legal for a doctor or close relative to help a terminally ill person to die.
Earlier this year, the Punjab government tabled a bill for the protection of women against violence.
The government recently tabled a bill to establish a GST, possibly the single biggest reform it could make.
New York's Legislature tabled a bill similar to California's Dead Celebrities Bill this spring and it is expected to be reintroduced this fall.
And in February when Labour tabled a bill to scrap the bedroom tax, the Lib Dems were nowhere to be seen.
Last week, the Suffolk Legislature tabled a bill, sponsored by Jon Cooper, Democrat of Huntington, that would ban all products containing ephedrine in the county.
