'lofty title' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a prestigious or high-status title or position, for example, "He held a lofty title, but no real power."
Unofficially, though, his job has a less lofty title.
Even the lofty title vice chairman can invite a grimace.
Some carry the lofty title of "beverage director".
But this weekend at the Museum of Television and Radio, it will deserve a more lofty title: the dream machine.
Mr. Espada eventually returned to the Democratic fold and claimed the lofty title of majority leader, if not all of that title's traditional powers.
Now she had some lofty title — Director of Ensuring the Future, Annie joked — and had urged Mae to apply for a job.
Lavish salaries and lofty titles have helped Singapore staff Biopolis with a roster of foreign luminaries.
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CB Richard Ellis does not limit how many people can earn a given title, but in many other organizations, the awarding of lofty titles can create logjams.
"A good case in point is, somebody who has a title, like a personal assistant or private secretary, which was an old political title in China, could be actually a very pivotal person, even in the face of other people in the organization who are carrying more lofty titles".
Internet is so scarce, many take jobs with lofty titles and salaries as low as $12 a month just to get online.
