That confirms neither.
For example, top most common words in English are: "the", "be", "to", "of" and "and". None of them would be normally expected as labels (articles can well be omitted in labels and titles). But that does not mean that those five words are non-standard or that labels in an English book are non-standard.
The interesting question that we discussed elsewhere is whether labels are in nominative, or in inflected forms.
For example, top most common words in English are: "the", "be", "to", "of" and "and". None of them would be normally expected as labels (articles can well be omitted in labels and titles). But that does not mean that those five words are non-standard or that labels in an English book are non-standard.
The interesting question that we discussed elsewhere is whether labels are in nominative, or in inflected forms.
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