The phrase "a better theme for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing or suggesting an improved topic or subject for a particular context, such as a project, presentation, or event.
Example: "After reviewing the feedback, I believe we should consider a better theme for our annual conference to attract more attendees."
Alternatives: "an improved topic for" or "a more suitable theme for".
(Hmm. Maybe "We do mobile right" might have been a better theme for the campaign).
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Frankly, I have a hard time thinking of a better theme for this time of year and for our world at large.
For the amount of less than desirable three-letter words, I would have hoped for a better theme, at least.
Better themes for politicians would be their plans to develop first-class universities, nourish the arts, promote urban design and stimulate new industries in anything from alternative energy to desalinating water.
"This is a neighborhood where you have flight attendants in uniform pulling their luggage, so what better theme can you have" for a bar, said the owner, Will Alba.
Perhaps not, but it's clearly hard to better as a theme for a first novel.
"I saw it as a way of bringing my product to where the people are," Pastor Kraniak said, adding that there are few better places to engage people about confronting their own mortality, and few better themes than racing for religious allegory.
A possible explanation for this could be that researcher sought foreign involvement only for better themes that were of broader interest and suitable for journals with higher impact factors.
In case there was any doubt that Mr. Obama would be back on the clock soon, the White House announced that he would embark on a two-day bus tour of upstate New York and Pennsylvania next week to promote his economic agenda, built on the theme of a "better bargain for the middle class".
