The phrase "a major theme as" is not correct and may be incomplete in written English.
It could be used when discussing a significant topic or idea in a text, but it typically requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "In the novel, a major theme as it relates to identity is explored through the protagonist's journey."
Alternatives: "a key theme regarding" or "a significant theme in relation to".
Sustainability is a major theme, as is affordability, and a return to the classic instead of the gimmicky.
Research that examines the context within which people live was a major theme, as was the theme of cultural and linguistic appropriateness of research activities and health interventions.
Politics was a major theme as well, with Mr. Behrman's piece as the first of several salvos sprinkled throughout.
Cross platform is a major theme – as it should be in a world where in mature markets users mave multiple devices.
And then there's the omnipresent issue of gender discrimination and the need for funding to specifically advance women and girls, a major theme at CGI this year as it was last.
NEW DELHI – Once more, frustration with stymied efforts on climate change has emerged as a major theme at an international conference on the planet's health.
IoT emerged as a major theme at the 2015 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas earlier this month.
Each major theme, as well as subthemes, are described below.
Theft is also a major theme in "As Common As Dirt," from last September's American Prospect, a narrative that is worth revisiting in light of its nomination for a James Beard Foundation Journalism Award on Monday.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Theft is also a major theme in "As Common As Dirt," from last September's American Prospect, a narrative that is worth revisiting in light of its nomination for a James Beard Foundation Journalism Award on Monday.
The theoretical model shown in fig. 2 represents the major themes, as well as the relationships among those variables influencing nurses' power.
