The phrase "a title run" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to sports, competitions, or any scenario where a title or championship is being pursued or contested.
Example: "The team is focused on making a strong push for a title run this season after their recent victories."
Alternatives: "championship run" or "title chase".
Enough will perhaps to make a title run?
The 37-year-old Woods was well aware that he was well situated for a title run.
Instead the Wildcats began the summer in Omaha, perhaps better prepared for a title run than they imagined.
The Huskies were not expecting a title run; even they did not know they were that good.
Oklahoma City's play in that series provided a blueprint for a title run, but it couldn't withstand the intense Miami Heat defense in the N.B.A. finals.
Just when the Miami Heat had regrouped for a title run, Alonzo Mourning was lost for the season with a kidney ailment.
The opening credit sequence is a masterstroke -- the titles run in reverse order, beginning with the copyright date and credits that play primarily to the ushers picking up empty popcorn bags.
But not a woman, who doesn't even have the guarantees of a title," runs the epigraph to The Diver's Clothes Lie Empty, taken from Clarice Lispector's The Passion According to GH.
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If he talks to the Wolverines about their vacancy, it will no longer be a distraction on a possible title run.
Gibson was the heart of the Quakers' offense this season, leading them through a strong regular season and a D.C. State Athletic Association title run.
