The phrase "a full title" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the complete name of a book, article, or any other work that has a title.
Example: "Please provide a full title of the book you are referencing in your paper."
Alternatives: "complete title" or "entire title".
As a full title it's known as Information and Library Studies MSc.
Start by writing out a full title, with all the adjectives and phrases you cut from the title.
If the property passes curbside inspection, you will probably want to pay $300 to $400 for a full title search to find out if there are additional liens, or financial claims, against the property.
"It's a good idea to hire a local lawyer to do a full title search to find out if there are any restitution issues on the place you want to buy," Mr. Raftopol said.
The show, with a full title of "Shuffle Along, or The Making of the Musical Sensation of 1921 and All That Followed," was apparently facing a sharp drop-off in ticket sales this summer, after its leading actress, Audra McDonald, is scheduled to begin a maternity leave.
Each photo is also displayed with a full title and Flickr user name, which is a great nod to attribution for photographers.
The movie's guiding spirit, unnamed but winked at in a plot twist (a climactic broadcast that Alice calls a "telethon" — the delicious full title is "The Legend of a Swan: a Telethon for Change"), is Jerry Lewis.
The movie's guiding spirit, unnamed but winked at in a plot twist (a climactic broadcast that Alice calls a "telethon"—the delicious full title is "The Legend of a Swan: a Telethon for Change"), is Jerry Lewis.
He said that under the state's Real Property Actions and Proceedings Law, provided the property is owned as a tenancy in common, a co-owner can get full title through a claim of adverse possession.
Possession: A Romance, its full title announces, as if proclaiming its difference from the usual run of novels.
There's a reason the full title of J. M. Barrie's 1911 novel, his fullest rendering of the Pan story, was "Peter and Wendy".
