The word ‘tabular’ is correct and usable in written English.
It could be used as an adjective to describe a chart or data presented in a table or grid format. For example, “The results were presented in a tabular format.”.
The tabular surface at 6,000 feet (1,830 metres) is under softwood afforestation as well as development as a mountain resort.
INGRES was among the first relational databases (collections of information in which all data are represented in tabular form and individual records are stored as one row of the table).
When tabular icebergs finally fragment into smaller pieces, these smaller individual bergs melt faster, because a larger proportion of their surface relative to volume is exposed to the water.
It is thought that these patterns are created when a tabular berg runs aground on a wide front and is then carried forward by tilting and plowing on successive tides.
The highest elevations are formed by the tabular plateaus, such as Mount Roraima (9,094 feet [2,772 metres]), where the boundaries of Brazil, Venezuela, and Guyana meet.
For these reasons, a major use of tabular alumina is in the production of high-quality refractories, the materials used for lining industrial furnaces.
There are also gabbro complexes that are locally streaky and inhomogeneous and are not regularly layered, as the large, basinlike intrusion at Sudbury, Ont., and some of the larger diabase sills (tabular intrusions), as at Beaver Bay, Minn . the Palisades, New Jersey; and many of the Karoo (Karroo) diabases in South Africa.
Another tabular summary, called a relative frequency distribution, shows the fraction, or percentage, of data values in each class.
Fissure veins, the earliest described bedrock deposits, occupy one or more fissures; they are tabular, with two dimensions much greater than the third.
The Flade Isblink, a small ice cap on Nordostrundingen in the northeastern corner of Greenland, calves thin tabular ice islands with clearly defined layering into Fram Strait.
