The phrase "a single title of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to one specific title among others, often in contexts like literature, media, or academic works.
Example: "In the library, I found a single title of interest that perfectly matched my research topic."
Alternatives: "one specific title of" or "a unique title of".
Maria Semple (author of "Where'd You Go, Bernadette") likes to choose a single title for all of her friends.
Camelot originally planned to create a single title instead of a series, and in the extremely early stages of their project they had created a game design document for the one Golden Sun game to be on the Nintendo 64 console.
It was easier manage a virtual economy this way and also lock-in consumers to a single title or portfolio of games.
To begin with, the millions of subscribers for a single title are divided among millions of computer servers called shards that create a multiverse of virtual worlds that do not intersect or interact with one another.
They sold rapidly, due in part to Nintendo's idea of producing the two versions of the game instead of a single title, prompting consumers to buy both.
But here's something I feel absolutely confident in saying: Not a single title in the history of gaming has been bad because it was about fashion.
Szabo, Leonid Buryak, Anatoliy Demyanenko, Szabo again, Oleh Luzhny as a caretaker … four years of flux that brought a single title, unthinkable by the standards of Dynamo's previous domination.
Sometimes, slamming a single title isn't enough – think of Slate's sneering dismissal of Young Adult literature and the ought-to-be-ashamed adults who read it, or novelist Jonathan Franzen's disdainful characterization of "most of what people read" as being YA in its "moral simplicity".
The Society of Authors includes self-published writers among its members if they have sold 300 copies of a single title in print form, or 500 copies in ebook form, within a 12-month period.
That might seem minor, compared with the blockbuster sales of a single title from the "Twilight" series by Stephenie Meyer, but for Europa, it is proof that the company can do more than fulfill an earnest cultural mission.
