'table gives' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are describing something that is being given by a table, for example: "The table gives us a place to put our drinks."
The Table gives several representative grade scales.
The Table gives Curie temperature values for various ferromagnetic substances.
A new table gives data on lockups scheduled to expire in the week ahead.
Letting Russia sit at NATO's table gives Mr. Putin bragging rights at home.
Adding a spoon of salsa verde at the table gives it a bright zing.
After a blackjack table gives gamblers a few bad hands, they decide it is unlucky.
The table gives a list of some properties of the boron group elements.
The table gives an example of how a department of 30 students might have its data represented in the tables.
And sitting at a curbside table gives one the opportunity to savor the Cruz Bay night scene.
The Table gives the heat productivities of radioactive elements and rock types as reported by George D. Garland.
As it twists and turns, As She Climbed Across the Table gives vent to more intellectual curiosity than many a po-faced novel of ideas.
