The phrase "a regular theme of your" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a recurring subject or motif that is associated with someone or something.
Example: "The importance of community service is a regular theme of your speeches, inspiring many to get involved."
Alternatives: "a consistent topic of your" or "a frequent subject of your".
And he attacked Mr. Bush's environmental record in Texas, a regular theme of his speeches.
It is central to his cultivation of popular support and is a regular theme of the steady stream of propaganda on state television, which reports extensively on nefarious American and European — even Russian — schemes to subordinate Belarus.
On the cultural front, Mr. Obama has liberalized policies on abortion and stem cell research, but also embraced issues favored by the other side, making "responsibility" a regular theme of his rhetoric and retaining Mr. Bush's office of faith-based initiatives.
A regular theme of the Trump Administration's messaging on immigration has been to present undocumented "bad hombres" as an immediate threat to the safety and cohesion of the American family unit.
Often compared to Anton Chekhov, she is known for writing about the human spirit and a regular theme of her work is the dilemma faced by young girls growing up and coming to terms with living in a small town.
Actually the "myth" of peak oil is a regular theme of his, like some part of his brain can't deal with the stuff that fueled the Baby Boomer generation running out.
Actually the "myth" of peak oil is a regular theme of his, like some part of his brain can't deal with the stuff that fuelled the Baby Boomer generation running out.
Senator McCain repeatedly returned to a regular theme: the scourge of earmark spending.
Loss of caste is a regular theme in pamphlets for top-end apartment houses; for instance, the material for 1021 Park Avenue assured prospective purchasers that 85th and Park was "a center of social distinction," a class statement that few marketing materials would make today.
Right now, it's all about LeBron James fending off Kevin Durant for the title of the best player in the NBA, and, as what seems to becoming a regular theme, Durant's success comes at the expense of James's failure, comparing favorably to LeBron James fouling out off game four of the Eastern Conference Finals.
