The phrase "a linked theme" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics, ideas, or concepts that are connected or related to each other in some way.
Example: "In her essay, she explored a linked theme of identity and belonging throughout the various characters' journeys."
Alternatives: "a connected theme" or "an associated theme".
It belongs to that school of portmanteau pictures the French call les films à sketches which tell a variety of stories consecutively or concurrently with a linking theme, author or geographical location.
"Every six months to a year," says Dean, "the design department is given nine or 10 titles and a linking theme – 60s novels, historical novels, dystopian novels – and we come up with ideas".
With its noble estate buildings-turned-galleries, this series of gracefully linked theme gardens shelters treasures both cultivated and collected.
"The Fine Art of Hanging On is a recurrent, linking theme, although this wasn't an intentional concept album," according to singer and songwriter Nick Hemming.
In 1942 appeared Go Down, Moses, yet another major work, in which an intense exploration of the linked themes of racial, sexual, and environmental exploitation is conducted largely in terms of the complex interactions between the "white" and "black" branches of the plantation-owning McCaslin family, especially as represented by Isaac McCaslin on the one hand and Lucas Beauchamp on the other.
The trust's approach is now based around three linked themes.
But Mr Cameron's signature issues here were the linked themes of tax and transparency.
Recurrent, linked themes throughout the meeting were the shortage of resources, the world's transition into a bioeconomy, and how synthetic biology is helping tackle these issues through cutting-edge technologies.
Each of these three works presents distinct yet linked themes addressing history and faith.
After the initial coding, the most central codes were clustered in theoretically linked themes, to develop categories and sub-categories, based on properties and dimensions (focused coding).
