The phrase "abbreviated title" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a shortened version of a title, often for the sake of brevity or clarity in a document or citation.
Example: "In the bibliography, please list the abbreviated title of the book for easier reference."
Alternatives: "shortened title" or "condensed title".
These journals are often abbreviated, but putting the cursor over the abbreviated title will show the complete title and citation.
Selected OPACs that offer abbreviated title searching have also been included.
It has the distinctly uncatchy, abbreviated title DSM-5, and is known to no one outside the world of mental health.
Mr. Hampton, who for years called himself "colonel" before officially adding the abbreviated title to his name in 2000, collapsed onstage at the Fox Theater in the waning moments of a concert in honor of his 70th birthday.
Though the complex included a sparsely appointed art department, a similarly spare editing suite, a business office and a room for Mr. Starobin packed with scores and discs, the common decorative touch seemed to be floor-to-ceiling shelves filled with 25-count CD cartons, each bearing a Bridge catalog number and abbreviated title.
Its abbreviated title is Res.
On the day of Grand Theft Auto V 's release on September 17 , 2013 Volition released a free downloadable content pack for Saints Row IV titled "GATV", purposely playing the similarity in the abbreviated titles to promote their game due to the confusion raised on various social networks.
Don't use the abbreviated titles that are often used in periodical indexes; remember to omit "a," "an" or "the" when you type in the periodical title.
Despite the current trend for abbreviated titles and short, snappy messages, the Metropolitan Museum of Art is calling its majestic suite of 15 newly renovated spaces, which open on Nov. 1, the New Galleries for the Art of the Arab Lands, Turkey, Iran, Central Asia and Later South Asia.
An index of all BWB identifiers, with basic attributes such as official and abbreviated titles, enactment and publication dates, retroactivity, etc. is available as a zipped XML dump or a SOAP service.
Please be consistent in the method of citation employed (i.e., do not use abbreviated titles in one note, and then full titles in another).
