"Entitled" entails a right to do something. It is not the same thing as "titled." No: I wrote a book entitled "Grammar and You." Yes: I wrote a book titled "Grammar and You." Yes: Mary was entitled to a raise with her promotion.
The words "health" and "care" are used so frequently together in the English language that they are becoming joined at the hip, but according to AP Style, they require separation surgery. Health care as a noun: The national debate about health care has reached a fever pitch. Health care as an adjective: Health care costs [...]
