The phrase "addition to the title" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that is being added or included alongside a title, such as a subtitle or an additional descriptor.
Example: "In addition to the title, the book features a detailed introduction that sets the context for the reader."
Alternatives: "supplement to the title" or "appendix to the title".
In his first season in charge Pellegrini claimed the Capital One Cup in addition to the title.
In addition to the title song, the score includes "Good Morning Starshine," "Let the Sun Shine In" and "Aquarius".
In addition to the title tune, which speaks for itself, there's "Fibber Island," which details the joys of making things up.
In addition to the Title IX cases, other accused students have claimed that schools' denial of basic fairness in the discipline process breached their contractual relationship with students.
In addition to the title, the holder of the Sophie Washburn French Instructorship in a given year receives professional development funds in the amount of $5,000.
In addition to the title, the finalist on Sunday night will go home with £5,000 and a voucher for full gender correction surgery.
In addition to the titles he has won with France, Deschamps has won two European Cups with Olympique Marseille and Juventus of Italy.
Including "Never So Few" (1959), "The Getaway" (1972, PG), "Papillon" (1973, PG) and "Tom Horn" (1980, R) in addition to the titles above, the box set is priced at $68.92; individual films are $19.96.
The successor to the PL480 Program -- the South Asia Cooperative Acquistitions Program (SACAP) of the Library of Congress -- began to acquire and disseminate Tibetan materials published in China, in addition to the titles issuing from South Asia.
In addition to the titles captured by her team on the ice, Schmirler has been recognized in several different ways off the ice as well.
In addition to the titles cited above Guenette mentions, as further evidence of the virility and variety of the documentary, "Antonio Gaudi," an impressionistic celebration of the work of the great Catalonian architect, by Hiroshi Teshigahara, who made "Woman of the Dunes" in 1964 and emerged from retirement to do this.
