The phrase "the cables of" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to a collection of cables associated with something, such as "the cables of a stereo system."
The cables, of course, don't get inside the president's head.
There is no mention in the cables of any coup involvement by King Bhumibol himself.
Vietnam has reported that Chinese ships cut the cables of two exploration ships carrying out seismic surveys.
Off to the left, white lights on the cables of the Throgs Neck Bridge swooped Bronx-ward.
Just upriver, the sailing bark Peking sat at anchor, its rigging creating a gorgeous matrix with the cables of the Brooklyn Bridge just beyond it.
Mumbai, as it happens, has the central switch for much of Asia and virtually all the cables of the Middle East.
Additional experiments using a method called diffusion tensor imaging revealed evidence of deteriorated white matter--the cables of axons connecting one brain region to another--in older adults whose default network activity was poorly coordinated.
That procedure considers the influence of the cables on the sensitivity of the accelerometers.
Keep the cables out of direct sunlight and salt spray.
(He is accused in the cable of giving away copies of the paper with an Iranian-funded articles).
The cable of the probe was led out of the wound in a direct way by tunneling of the subcutis.
