The phrase "a broad theme of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing overarching ideas or concepts that encompass a wide range of topics or elements within a particular context.
Example: "The novel explores a broad theme of love and sacrifice, highlighting the complexities of human relationships."
Alternatives: "a wide-ranging theme of" or "a general theme of".
The question of anti-Semitism was only a part of the overall survey, which had a broad theme of political tolerance in the Soviet Union.
Those candidates also surely know that general election voters will be much less favorably inclined toward this law, and that it could well fit into a broad theme of Republicans as intolerant, not only on issues affecting gay people but on immigration as well.
The dispute over the bill illumstrates a broad theme of this race: Mr. Pataki says that after three and a half years under him, the state is doing well economically, while his four Democratic rivals assert that New York continues to lag far behind the national boom and that drastic policy changes are needed.
With a broad theme of "Beauty," the fifth installment of the Triennial attracted 63 top designers and artists in many fields, bringing over 250 diverse works to the Cooper Hewitt Design Museum. .
Bach naturally figures prominently here, woven into a broader theme of French music.
Not all of his works are strictly Portland, but "many of the stories centre around the Pacific Northwest and a broader theme of societal marginality in the new west," added tproland.
That fits into a broader theme of Snyder's heralded four-year run on the character: modernizing the Batman myth for a contemporary audience, one concerned with gun violence, catastrophic climate change and terrorism, and less concerned with scaring criminals off into the night.
Instead of analyzing Trump's word choices through traditionally narrow lenses of race or ethnicity, for example, Lamont said they looked at how his rhetoric reinforced a broader theme of exclusion by emphasizing the boundaries that working-class whites perceive between themselves and others, whether racial, ethno-national, educational, socioeconomic, or religious.
However, we were compelled to put them into one series because a broader theme of how we must integrate theories about cognition in instruction emerges.
The finding is consistent with a broader theme of the survey's results.
As a first step, each of the questions of the interview script was used as a broad theme and the answers of the interviewees were classified under it.
