The phrase "a dozen theme" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a misphrasing, as "dozen" typically refers to a quantity and "theme" is a singular noun, making the combination awkward.
Example: "The event featured a dozen themes, each representing a different aspect of culture."
Alternatives: "twelve themes" or "a variety of themes."
Its 500-or-so pages include at least a dozen themes that even singly would be more than enough for a serious novel.
With 240 works by 170 artists and a dozen themes, among them nudes and bathers, portraits and landscapes, "1900: Art at the Crossroads" continues through Sept. 10.
On the contrary, you will most likely end up somewhere between seven and a dozen themes, drivers, or concepts, which, in the judgment of your analysis team, best represents what the interviewees were trying to tell you.
The online shop features a variety of dog products, including toys, treats, leashes, dog beds and more, organized into around half a dozen themed collections.
An ongoing review of publications about the relationship between urban greening and human health and well-being has revealed more than a dozen themes of services and benefits, supported by > 3,000 scholarly publications (University of Washington 2014).
Where before, the catalog only featured a couple dozen themes – including those that were solid colors only – the new catalog will increase Gmail's selection by hundreds, including more high-res options.
Shenzhen, adjacent to Hong Kong, has more than half a dozen homegrown theme parks of varying quality.
The third and final cycle of "MOMA 2000" covers 1960 to the present and fills nearly the entire museum with almost a dozen different theme shows.
She subsequently churned out nearly a dozen similarly themed books before growing restive and turning an eye toward the mystery genre.
"Petra Goes to the Movies" (Anti-), due out on Tuesday, features her a cappella versions of more than a dozen movie themes, with her vocals meticulously multitracked.
