The phrase "a small title" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a brief or concise heading or label for a section, document, or piece of content.
Example: "In the report, I included a small title at the top of each section to summarize the main idea."
Alternatives: "a brief heading" or "a short title".
I quietly pointed out to him that there was already a small title in America with the same name.
As long as it is unable to mount promotional campaigns, a small title such as the Statesman will always be reliant on procuring publicity in the mainstream press, and on that score, at least, Cowley's brief tenure can already be judged a success.
In 1998 he joined Axel Springer, which publishes Bild, by far Germany's biggest newspaper, to edit Die Welt, a smaller title.
The new jersey is neater than the one they have worn for the last two seasons, with a smaller title logo and bands of colour that match up horizontally across the body.
Also a smaller title quoting the UN for saying that Hezbollah is cowardly acting from civilians area.
The only other title came in 1986 when a Jeff Cirillo-led baseball team captured a Small Schools title.
The team, having no plans for a full release, debated on whether to approach a large publisher to receive funding to help make the title into something like Grand Theft Auto, but decided to stay with a small, inexpensive title that would be truer to the teaser video.
I've operated as a small, independent title agent for over 20 years in Michigan.
Finally, Dr. Wu was usually recognized as "one of the founding fathers of plant genetic engineering" (Jiang, 2009), or a much smaller title "founding father of ABRC Agricultural Biotechnology Research Centerr)", an institute in Taipei (Yang and Lan, 2009).
I might be wrong, and we might be all downloading this thing this weekend or next week: that's a distinct possibility, particularly when we consider that Warner Bros. was totally fine releasing Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery back in April, even if that's bound to be a much smaller title.
A News Corp. spokeswoman declined Tuesday to say whether the company planned to shed other small titles as it pursues its strategy of globalization and digitization.
