tobetabulated
To be tabulated, sometimes written as tobetabulated in older texts, is a historical editorial device used to indicate that specific numerical data or results will appear in a tabular form elsewhere in the document. As a placeholder, it signals that the main text will not reproduce the full data values, deferring them to a table, appendix, or accompanying dataset. While encountered in several 19th- and early 20th-century scientific works, it is not a formal term in contemporary publishing.
Etymology and form: the phrase is derived from the English expression “to be tabulated.” In older sources
Usage and examples: this device is commonly found in astronomical catalogs, chemical handbooks, meteorological compilations, and
Modern usage and caveats: in current scholarly writing, explicit tables or appendices are typically provided, and