The phrase "tabulated form" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It is commonly used in technical or scientific writing to describe data or information that has been organized into a table or chart for easier understanding and analysis. Example: The results of the experiment were presented in tabulated form, with each group's data plotted on a separate graph.
All 74 bat fly species currently reported in Panama are presented in tabulated form.
Given in tabulated form some of the things that the New Yorker doesn't want in a manuscript.
Some results are shown graphically while others are given in tabulated form.
From the laboratory works conducted results are defined and compared to existing literatures in tabulated form.
We present the discretizations in tabulated form to make their implementations straightforward.
The chapter then introduces a botanical and ecological viewpoint by the subject matter of geobotany in tabulated form.
At an alphabet soup of agencies — at the FAA, the FCC, the FBI; at the NLRB, the NTSB, the NOAA — computer screens glowed at last as tables began to be tabulated, forms filed, data distilled, paperwork processed.
Mr. Lehman told The Los Angeles Times in 2001, "I was on the prowl for gossip, so that I could feed the columnists so that they would let me live for another day". That world -- of backs scratched, logs rolled and favors rigorously tabulated -- formed the backdrop for Mr. Lehman's novella "Tell Me About It Tomorrow," published in Cosmopolitan in 1950.
Information from disparate databases were tabulated to form an in-house reaction database as illustrated in Figure 2.
In this paper, we have summarized most of the potential inhibitors found or investigated throughout these years in tabulate form (Table 1).
Acropora have diversified into the most specious genus of scleractinian corals with over 120 described species and growth forms ranging from arborescent, such as A. cervicornis, to more tabulate forms, such as A. palmata.
