The phrase "title of the chapter" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the heading or name given to a specific chapter within a book or text. Example: The title of the chapter was "The Journey Begins," and it foreshadowed the exciting adventures that awaited the main character.
It was Paul Brooks who had the idea of using the title of the chapter on birds as the title for the entire book: "Silent Spring".
"Rats in Mexico," the waiter said, reading the title of the chapter that dealt with the protagonist's typhus research in Mexico.
And I think the title of the chapter was "How We All Walk the Road Less Traveled". And you took an unusual and, certainly, not average path to end up where you are today.
This means we'll need to search the document for lines starting with Chapter, followed by some designation (which we refer to as an index), and perhaps followed by some text – say, the title of the chapter.
The title of the chapter, "The German Invention of Homosexuality," telegraphs a principal argument of the book: although same-sex love is as old as love itself, the public discourse around it, and the political movement to win rights for it, arose in Germany in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.
She points out the title of the chapter in which this occurs—"King's Cross"—a possible allusion to Christ's cross.
The word joint appears in the title of this chapter because it is intended that the models discussed in this chapter can be employed in any of the universal architecture description frameworks (UADF) described in Chapter 6.
Chapter One: The title of this chapter is "Growing Up Poor in the Segregated South," and it says a lot about Cain in that it focuses a lot more on the "poor" than the "segregated" or even the "south".
In conclusion, what can we say to the question posed in the title of this Chapter: can wildlife contribute to food security in Africa?
To return to the title of this chapter: "People leave managers, not companies". In short, the central relationship between manager and employee plays a critical role.
Therefore, even though the theory of evolution is included in the textbook and the famous title of the article by Dobzhansky (1973), "Nothing in biology makes sense except in the light of evolution," is found on the title page of the chapter on evolution in the 12th grade biology textbook, it is not taught in Greek upper high schools.
