The phrase "a form titled" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific document or template that has a designated name or title.
Example: "Please fill out a form titled 'Application for Employment' to apply for the job."
Alternatives: "a document named" or "a paper called".
Prior to the October launch, Revolt's Web site is inviting visitors to fill out a form titled, "Be a Part of Revolt".
Agents handed him a form titled "Consent to Forfeiture". By signing this document, Ken would "knowingly and voluntarily" agree to forfeit all of his seized cash.
You will have to report these on a form titled Schedule C.
Indeed, in 1955 in a lecture (later turned into book form) titled "The Supreme Court in the American System of Government," Associate Justice Robert H. Jackson admitted that the Ninth Amendment was a "mystery" to him.
In Lisa Breznak's assemblage of 64 gold-leaf figurines, the birdlike form titled "Cormorant's Lament" seems to be howling at the heavens.
In one of the essays published in Soul and Form, titled "The Metaphysics of Tragedy" (1910b), Lukács ascribes this task to the form of modern tragedy.
For the Biennale, Liang exhibits landscapes from the Hunan Province in his own version of the traditional and iconic form, titled, Eight Views of Xiaoxiang.
In this case, you must fill out this separate form titled "Non Cash Charitable Contributions".
The experience came in the form of a class titled "Cyberlaw" and taught by a fellow at the Berkman Center for Internet and Society at Harvard Law School.
Ricardo Regazzoni gives a streamlined industrial quality to a cluster of treelike stainless-steel columns, and Mr. Takaezu creates an imposing installation with seven bronze trunk-shaped forms titled "Tree Men in the Forest".
The piece, now in an expanded form and titled "Joints Array," has been installed in the New Museum's lobby gallery by Jenny Moore, an assistant curator, with four original "joint" shots multiplied and playing on almost two dozen monitors, interspersed with abstract patterns of lines and circles found on the original film stock.
