with the title vs of the title

Both "with the title" and "of the title" are correct, but they are used in different contexts. "With the title" is used when referring to something that has a title, while "of the title" is used when indicating possession or association with a specific title.

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with the title

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

Use "with the title" when referring to something that has a title, such as a book, movie, or article.

Examples:

The book with the title "The Great Gatsby" is a classic novel.
The movie with the title "Titanic" was a huge success.
The article with the title "Climate Change and Its Effects" was published last week.

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They are too sweeping by far, and have nothing whatever to do with the title of the report.
A title page with the title bolded and underlined.
A coroner, man. don't get carried away with the title.
In a speech in December 2001 in Berlin with the title, 'From Afghanistan to Zimbabwe', Commissioner Nielson made these words his own.
The wording is in line with the title of the proposed legislation.
A member shall not disclose a panel ruling on the subject matter or parts thereof prior to its publication in accordance with the Title.
Mr President, I abstained on this report for two reasons, even though I fully agree with the title 'Multilingualism: an asset for Europe and a shared commitment'.
Mr President, the Council's draft conclusions begin with the title 'Europe listens'.
I look forward to a Green Paper with the title: 'Toward fair and appropriate pricing in air transport'.
Mr President, I should like to have begun my intervention with the title of a play by Shakespeare: 'Much ado about nothing', but unfortunately it would be totally unsuitable.
The wording proposed is not consistent with the title of Part B of Annex III, nor with Article 26 relating to the labelling of flavoured foodstuffs.
Recently the FRA presented a report with the title 'The impact of the Racial Equality Directive'.
The State Aid Guidelines shall be amended by adding a new Chapter 9C with the title 'Professional secrecy in State aid decisions'.
Fifthly and finally, the budget line 19 06 06 with the title 'Consular cooperation' is not included in the amendments, although it was adopted as part of the amending letter No 1/2009.
Its subject line should contain the EudraCT number and the invariable sponsor protocol number (if available) with the title of the trial.
In March, Yang Chulin, a worker aged 52, was sentenced to five years' imprisonment for launching an Internet petition in northern China with the title 'We want human rights, not the Olympic Games'.
Finally, the new wording is in line with the title of Chapter 3 (Financing of universal services) and the wording used in Recital 17.
The European Commission finally adopted the Green Paper on Territorial Cohesion on 6 October 2008 with the title "Turning Territorial Diversity into strength".
This tag will be replaced with the title of the whole CD. If your CD is a compilation, then this tag represents the subtitle in most cases.
In line 19 03 06 on European Union special representatives, the word 'envoy' in the remark should be replaced with the word 'representative' for the sake of consistency with the title of the line.

Alternatives:

titled
named
entitled
bearing the title
having the title

of the title

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

Use "of the title" when indicating possession or association with a specific title.