The phrase 'table demonstrates' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you are referring to a table that is used to show or illustrate a point or concept. For example, "The table demonstrates the relationship between population and unemployment rate."
Mr. Bush is trying to paint his opponent, who campaigned in both states last week, as a man who would return the United States to the national security policies of the 1990's, and whose ease in New York's most exclusive dining spots with or without foreign leaders across the table demonstrates how far he floats above the habits of middle-class Americans.
As well as explicitly chronicling the dangers we are subjecting our children in custody to, the risk assessment table demonstrates another important truth – that bad practice in secure training centres (STC) and young offender institutions (YOI) does not begin and end with G4S, or whichever private security firm is running them.
The table demonstrates how the models behave under different training sets.
This table demonstrates that the data transfer can be the highest bottleneck in this scenario.
The table demonstrates that the proposed method outperformed the other methods at every SF level.
This table demonstrates that CSPHMM2s lead each of LTRSPHMM1s, LTRSPHMM2s, and CSPHMM1s in the angry talking condition.
Three-dimensional manipulation is also the goal of a touch-screen table demonstrated by Yasuaki Kakehi of the Japan Science and Technology Agency and Takeshi Naemura of the University of Tokyo.
The table demonstrated that as age increases, the personal concerns towards vegetation decrease.
All questions not included in the table demonstrated no significant difference in responses between subgroups.
For the most part, however, the analytic tables demonstrated how stable the electorate was, and how predictable individual voters could be.
Table 2 demonstrates these differences.
