The phrase "tabled a bill" is correct and can be used in written English.
This phrase means to formally introduce a bill to a legislative body. Example: The senator tabled a bill yesterday to create stricter gun control laws.
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.
On December 19th the government tabled a bill to establish a long-awaited national goods-and-services tax (GST) in place of a welter of state levies.
Jammu and Kashmir: The state government Thursday tabled a bill that seeks to regulate the functioning of private security agencies in the state, the Business Standard reported.
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.
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.
Renzi's reaction was to declare that he would table a bill to legalise civil unions.
The health minister, Marisol Touraine, intends to table a bill on 17 June bringing in anti-smoking measures, Le Figaro reported on Friday.
In April 2005, Mr. McCain voted to table a bill proposed by Senators Charles E. Schumer, Democrat of New York, and Lindsey Graham, Republican of South Carolina, that would have authorized a 27.5percenttariffff on Chinese imports if China failed to revalue its currency.
The Christian peer Caroline Cox has waded into controversy again and angered some Muslims, particularly the Sharia Council of Britain, by tabling a bill that claims to address concerns regarding sharia arbitration in Britain.
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.
