The phrase "a particular theme in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific subject or motif within a larger context, such as literature, art, or research.
Example: "In her latest novel, the author explores a particular theme in the struggle for identity."
Alternatives: "a specific theme in" or "a distinct theme in".
As a further interpretive effort, six "exhibit stations," each developing a particular theme in greater depth, have also been set up.
IN "The Lost Garden," as in her two previous novels, the Canadian poet Helen Humphreys turns back to history and to a particular theme in history: women breaking into the male world.
A particular theme in my research over the past 15 years has been examining how global flows of talent lead to the formation of businesses that take advantage of global opportunities.
Mr. Pinault does not collect art with any particular theme in mind, Ms. Bourgeois said, but there were enough pieces in his collection that had something to do with confinement or imprisonment to make the connection.
Each weekly workshop features a guest speaker, often a Stanford instructor, who addresses a particular theme rooted in his or her area of expertise.
Occasionally, customers may want a particular theme or style in the fabric choices, so I also maintain the option of shopping from other local fabric retailers, and of charging a premium for specialty or special-order fabrics (locally hand-dyed artisan cottons and silks, brand-name fabrics from Disney, Mary Engelbreit, etc.).
In fact, in order to illustrate a particular theme, Johnson uses other chamber works hand-in-hand with the vocal music.
From the beginning, each "American Routes" broadcast adopted a particular theme -- daily life in the Delta, for instance, or the legendary highway Route 66 -- and explored it through both music and taped interviews.
Personally, it may be an image, the mystery of its title or a particular theme which will create in this cinema lover a craving only satiated by watching the film.
Sometimes the arguments fasten on a particular theme or issue: the sexual violence in "Casualties of War" (1989), for instance, or the general violence, extreme for its time, in "Scarface" (1983).
