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The phrase "a persistent theme of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a recurring idea or motif in a piece of writing, art, or discussion.
Example: "In her novel, the author explores a persistent theme of love and loss that resonates throughout the characters' journeys."
Alternatives: "a recurring motif of" or "an ongoing theme of".
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A persistent theme of "Drama" is deception.
Allegations of sexual assault, particularly against young women, are a persistent theme of the files.
The large numbers of refugees in Europe has been a persistent theme of the Davos summit.
And that is a persistent theme of the crisis; in most countries, there has been no deleveraging at all.
A persistent theme of the session was the Senate Republicans' moving further than ever to the left, fearful of their prospects in November.
A persistent theme of his budgets has been a desire to encourage new start-up businesses and to foster a more vibrant venture-capital industry to support them.
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But in Hadid's case it was the start of what became a persistent theme for her critics.
Late blooming is a persistent theme for Thomas.
A persistent theme in histories of sexuality is the link between sex and power.
The battle between the church and the empire is a persistent theme in the history of medieval Christianity.
The connection between aesthetic judgment and moral feeling is a persistent theme in the Critique of Judgment.
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