The phrase "a larger theme with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a broader concept or idea that is connected to a specific topic or subject matter.
Example: "The novel explores a larger theme with the struggle for identity in a changing society."
Alternatives: "a broader theme involving" or "a more significant theme related to".
In the final stage- Synthesising the data; five team members (DJ, SC, JM, LH and EC) met to map, interpret and synthesise the data through reviewing the charted data, comparing themes (distinct concepts) and sub-themes (concepts that were part of a larger theme) with each other, merging, splitting and re-naming these as required.
The case can be any group, any organization, or any single person in connection with a large theme of the course: Youth, media, and participatory politics.
The shows unfold with carefully calibrated shifts in subject, size, visual rhythm and curatorial strategy, alternating larger theme exhibitions with smaller solos, the latter featuring talents who rarely get top billing.
The shows unfold with carefully calibrated shifts in subject, size, visual rhythm and curatorial strategy, alternating larger theme exhibitons with smaller solos, the latter featuring talents who rarely get top billing.
And Hart, at this point, is the only one in the race who can speak Presidential; that is, can talk about large themes with confidence — in this he is helped by having been around the track before, which is always an advantage.
He came to Denver with no larger theme he wanted urgently to get across, no story to tell, no apparent passion for the chance to make himself understood and make his opponent look silly.
Though the movie can stand alone, it resonates with the series' larger theme of order versus chaos.
However, only a few large theme park operators have a separate theme of specialists with heuristic knowledge for servicescaping.
Las Vegas became the world's largest theme park, with hotels intended to make you feel that you are in Venice, or Paris, or Egypt, or New York, or Bellagio, or on a pirate's island, or among King Arthur and his knights.
Founded in 1980, Alton Towers is England's largest theme park, with rides suitable for kids (like the haunted house) and teens (Oblivion, Nemesis, Ripsaw) alike.
