The phrase "a unique title" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a title that is one-of-a-kind or distinct from others.
Example: "The author chose a unique title for her novel that captured the essence of the story."
Alternatives: "an original title" or "a distinctive title".
But it still exists, and it remains a unique title (note its loyalty to Labour last month, the only paper to support the party).
The official company line from Disney is that their latest offering Zootopia (which just scored a huge $73m US opening) was changed to Zootropolis for much of Europe to "merely allow the film to have a unique title".
Students should be encouraged to include their own ideas and conclusions based upon their reflections about the Cuban missile crisis; write their handbooks with originality and flair; and give the handbook a unique title and chapter headings.
At a large European brewery he tried a different approach: Instead of having each employee create a unique title, he asked workers who performed the same function to agree on a new title that everyone would share.
The conference was hosted by the Tuscana Region and the Florence Municipality, with the active participation of Massimo Toschi, the regional minister for peace, international cooperation, forgiveness and reconciliation, a unique title on the international stage, with the support of the Italian foreign ministry.
In fact, Life with Archie is a unique title that is not part of the "proper" Archie Universe.
If you decide on a very unique title, perhaps a play on words, make sure your subtitle helps to explain the message of your book.
Team Xbox's Matthew Fisher wrote that, despite some of the game's various shortcomings regarding the graphics and some of the detective aspects, "this is an immersive experience that is a new and unique title for the Xbox, which is more than a welcome change.
He could have been one masterful drummer among many, but he took a chance and ended up with a much more unique title, the undisputed "King of the Vibes".
To understand the patterns of productivity among bestselling authors, we collected all unique titles published by them in hardcover since 2008, regardless of whether they made the bestseller list or not.
Indeed, Mr. Carr's point — no matter how ambiguous the result, the titles bestowed by the press afterward are usually unambiguous — was highlighted after Mr. Romney's romp in New Hampshire, where he was given a longer but more unique title: the first non-incumbent Republican to win both Iowa and New Hampshire.
