The significance of numbers (especially for lists):

"We use one for power. Use two for comparison, contrast. Use three for completeness, wholeness, roundness. Use four or more to list, inventory, compile, and expand.” – Roy Peter Clark, Writing Tools

Watch out for nominalization (see Purdue Owl).

“The compression of the thesis down into a short, compact name is the Title (3).”

The Title (3) is a short, compact name for your thesis.

Be prudent about how many “non-restrictive” appositives (Grammarly) you use.

"Not only" (almost) always needs "but also."

Correct:

Not only is she kind but also smart.

Incorrect:

Not only is she kind, but smart.