The phrase "appellation as" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to refer to someone's designation or title. Example: His appellation as the CEO of the company garnered him a lot of respect and influence.
Timbuktu's appellation as a city feels dubious.
Gov. James E. McGreevey took the appellation as a compliment and soldiered on.
Indeed, Warwick is now known as Warwick University PLC and most university vice-chancellors would see that appellation as a compliment, not a criticism.
Divertimento is about as modest an appellation as a work can have, and a listener could be forgiven for expecting such a work to be a trivial entertainment.
But the film features a host of other characters whose lives force them to hold double roles, the ones that Stanley and all of his uniformed colleagues in the hotel's quasi-military service line have to play — first of all, themselves; and then, the one that, in the opening voice-over, detaches and demeans those men (and they are all men): namely, their official appellation as "bellboy".
However, the 5-ht1E retains its lower-case appellation as it is not a functional receptor [32].
The Crus Bourgeois label is available to chateaus throughout the Médoc, which includes the Médoc and Haut-Médoc appellations, as well as the enclaves of Moulis, Listrac, Margaux, Saint-Julien, Pauillac and Saint-Estèphe.
In fact, it is for these reasons that Beurre d'Echire, like France's finest wines, has appellation status, as do butters from Charentes-Poitou and Isigny.
Such appellations as father and grandfather are customarily applied to the moon in Russian, Serbo-Croatian, and Bulgarian folk songs.
The sortie on Friday included Tu-160 and Tu-95 airplanes, known by their NATO appellations as Blackjacks and Bears, according to a statement posted on the Russian Defense Ministry Web site.
His archaeologist aunt, Prudence, also figures in the wild denouement, as does her lifelong nemesis and onetime lover, Sir Charles Dunsmoore, a master of academic politics who meets his match in the Jovian Elders, a conclave of ultraconservative bureaucrats who rejoice in such appellations as Venerable Mumblings of the Interminable Prevarication and Bulbous Purveyor of the Implausible Objection.
