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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as a title for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the designation or name given to something, such as a book, article, or project.
Example: "The author chose 'The Journey Within' as a title for her new book, which explores personal growth and self-discovery."
Alternatives: "as a name for" or "as a heading for".
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(In fact, he used that phrase as a title for one of his books).
"Cold mountain - and we really mean it," a friend suggests as a title for their journey.
As a title for this rich, complex story, it strikes me as the most luminous, suggestive choice.
Fifty Shades of Grey might just work as a title for a documentary on the politics of campaigning, too.
Mr. Rayner Heppenstall noticed it, and adopted it as a title for an article about my work.
Though it now sounds indispensable, Mona Lisa was not used as a title for the painting until the 19th century.
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"Visitors" is as good a title as any for the show of public art now on Governors Island, a fine excuse for a fresh-air excursion in the last days of summer.
Instead, a performance for the ages has burnished James's legacy as much as a title would for most people.
It's the same reason, he said, that Faraday Future jumped on board as a title sponsor for the Formula E race at the last minute.
I was challenged at great lengths by the audience and the host and I think it served as a title change for me.
GOODSPEED MUSICALS A cutman, in boxing lingo, is the person in the boxer's corner who treats wounds between rounds, so it works as a punchy title for a musical about boxing.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.

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