The phrase "cumbersome name" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to describe a long and difficult to pronounce or remember name. Example: "The new company was struggling to establish itself, hindered by its cumbersome name that was a mouthful for potential customers to remember."
The technique has the formal and somewhat cumbersome name "aquifer storage and recovery".
I had assumed that its cumbersome name constituted another blandishment for the Chavistas, but I was wrong.
Then came their Swedish breakthrough, though the band still laboured under the cumbersome name of Björn and Benny, Agnetha and Anni-Frid.
The Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditions is a cumbersome name for one of the most high-visibility voice competition in America.
Hofstra opened in a single building in 1935 under a cumbersome name: Nassau College-Hofstra Memorial of New York University at Hempstead, Long Island.
The launch of a technology facilitation mechanism, the cumbersome name that has been applied to a method of helping developing countries harness technology to kickstart their own development.
Carmen Fought, a linguist at Pitzer College who studies social awkwardness, thinks all the funny and cumbersome names reveal a lingering discomfort with unmarriage.
Its cumbersome technical name is the trochaic tetrameter catalectic, where catalectic means lacking the final syllable.
It has so far proven as cumbersome as its name, but it is widely seen as the only way for the United Nations to involve local leaders in decisions and thus enlist their support and responsibility.
Plant retailers wish to maximize their share of the market and one way of doing this is to replace the cumbersome Latin scientific names on plant labels in retail outlets with appealing marketing names that are easy to use, pronounce and remember.
It replaces the cumbersome volumes of names that immigration agents elsewhere still leaf through to check each arriving passenger.
