The phrase "table represents" can be correct and usable in written English.
It is often used in technical writing or when discussing data or charts. Example: "The data in the table represents the average temperature in each month."
"Let's say this table represents knowledge," he begins, rapidly shuffling his props around like a magician embarking on the three-cup trick.
If the featured couple in Pene du Bois's "Cafe Monnot" are a symbol of disaffection, Nadelman's drawing, "Man and Woman Seated at Table," represents compatibility.
It looks to have been a very male affair: Joey Jones (@joeyjonessky) Guess which of the two delegations at the cabinet table represents a "small island"?
The working title for Julian Barnes's new collection of short stories was reportedly "Rage and Age," and its actual title, "The Lemon Table," represents an elliptical variation on that sentiment.
Given the choreographer's ability to seamlessly blend humor and tragedy, it is easy to imagine that in this evening-length duet, the table represents the world, with tumbling silverware suggesting the anarchic impulses buried in every close relationship.
The table represents the breast.
This table represents the detailed answer to RQ1.
"By using voxels, we are free from that limitation — what a table represents is not just a table but an array of colors and coordinates.
Every other element on the table represents some capability or need that these different types of companies have expressed to us.
Each row in the table represents a subspace cluster, and each column a dimension.
Every number in the table represents the corresponding sensitivity with respect to P or Q.
