The phrase "a single title for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to one specific title that represents or encompasses a particular subject or theme.
Example: "The author struggled to find a single title for her new book that would capture its essence."
Alternatives: "one title for" or "a unified title for".
Maria Semple (author of "Where'd You Go, Bernadette") likes to choose a single title for all of her friends.
Dr. Neuman's own researchers counted 12 children's book titles available for every child in a middle-class neighborhood, but only a single title for every 353 children in a poor one.
"I don't think there was a single title for girls that didn't include a story on pretty hair," she told The Huffington Post.
McCall was substituted in the Scottish Cup final defeat to Hearts as Rangers went the season without picking up a single title for the first season in McCall's time at the club.
For example, we recommended that a single title code be adopted for all postdoctoral appointments.
But in the Newsstand, you can only build a kiosk for a single title.
Over the weekend, The Force Awakens achieved a market share of 83%, which is the biggest ever recorded for a single title.
The hope of building such underground excitement for a single title is one thing that brings publishers back every year to a convention that can seem oddly vestigial.
Random House described the deal as "one of the most far-reaching multi-national and multi-language book publishing deals by one publisher for a single title".
'Outer Space Law: Legal Policy and Practice' is aimed at readers looking for a single title to understand the key issues relevant to the space sector, with an emphasis on the practical application of those issues.
News that consumers are still prepared to part with £38 for a single title will cheer Sony, which releases Playstation 4 in the United States on 15 November, and its rival Microsoft, whose Xbox One goes on sale a week later.
