The phrase "called echo" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that something has been referred to by a specific name. For example: "I heard about a new phone app called Echo that can answer your questions online."
That company, now called Echo Solar, is offering its product around the country.
She is one of a team of scientists backing a proposed European Space Agency mission called Echo, the Exoplanet Characterisation Observatory.
His machine talks to him, so that he is able to correct most of his mistakes (a small box called ECHO GP, connected by a wire to a card of chips inside, was prepared to recite the words on the screen).
It was recorded with John Congleton, who's produced Bill Callahan and St . Vincent in a deconsecrated chapel called Echo Mountain in Asheville, North Carolina over 10 days in July and is "a collection of songs, grown in a year of heartbreak, travel, and transformation".
The ancient Roman poet Ovid says much the same thing at greater length in his Metamorphoses, the great poetic telling of myths in which a fleeing lover turns into a laurel tree, a young man adores his own reflection, and a woman called Echo who pines for him vanishes, leaving only her voice resonating in the olive groves.
This morning, Amazon announced a new device called Echo.
The latest are called Echos (Enhanced Computerised Humanoid Organisms) – physically perfect but not yet imbued with emotions.
A similar one was documented in a show called "Echoes of the Past: The Buddhist Cave Temples of Xiangtangshan," which was organized by the Smart Museum of Art in Chicago in 2010.
It's called "Echoes," and it unabashedly draws on the fusion of punk, funk, dance beats and noise that arose in New York and London as the 1970's ended.
To design, implement, and assess the pilot phase of an innovative, remote case-based video-consultation program called ECHO-AGE that links experts in the management of behavior disorders in patients with dementia to nursing home care providers.
Dave Simpson of The Guardian called Echoes, Silence, Patience & Grace the band's "most accomplished album", praising the composition and saying that "Gil Norton's stunning production can't disguise the raw humanity beneath the sheen".
