The phrase "title format" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the way a title is structured, such as capitalization, punctuation, and word order. It is often used when discussing titles of articles, essays, books, etc. Example: "The author chose to use a title format that included a colon and emphasized the main idea of the book."
Book titles are certainly subject to trends, and this title format plays well to current fashions: publishing loves the "quirky" and grotesque, and although in one or two cases the wife or daughter gets linked with someone as boring as an editor, most of the time she is lucky enough to be linked with a gravedigger or alchemist, a ringmaster or zookeeper (we also love a touch of retro).
Submissions that don't meet the submission guidelines (title format, content, etc).
The Gillmor Gang — Robert Scoble, Kevin Marks, John Taschek, and Steve Gillmor — inaugurated a new title format where the topic replaces the date of the show release (it's in the URL).
The episode title format—"The One... ...... —was created when the producers realized that the episode titles would not be featured in the opening credits, and therefore would be unknown to most of the audience.
Click and drag cells F through H to copy the title formatting.
Participants were sensitive to the tone and implications of website titles, formats, text and video, highlighting the importance of a patient-centered perspective when developing content.
The ADM results show that acceptable agreement (i.e., practical significance) was obtained in all cases, although there were four cases in which agreement was not statistically significant (i.e., Clarity of Title, Response Format – Chips, Response Format – Smiley Faces, Scoring Procedure – Summed Score).
Old title, new format, reissued to coincide with the film.
First search for a microform record in OCLC by title and format in OCLC Search Window.
The first confusion surrounds the title and format of the publication.
Click on a column heading to sort (in ascending order) by title, author, format, date published, or price.
