The phrase "a sensitive theme" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics that may evoke strong emotions or require careful handling due to their nature.
Example: "The documentary addresses a sensitive theme, exploring the impact of war on families."
Alternatives: "a delicate subject" or "a controversial topic".
Main themes included assessment of child's weight status, the initiative, a sensitive topic, parental responses, actions and lifestyle patterns.
Many airports display art — the San Jose International Airport has a cutting-edge video installation on the sensitive theme of surveillance, for example — but the San Francisco International Airport's exhibition program is the only one in the country to have received accreditation from the American Association of Museums.
By the standards of American chief executives, occupants of the White House are poorly paid: Obama will earn as much for his speech at Cantor Fitzgerald on the sensitive theme of healthcare issues as he earned in a year as president.
Executives from the Walt Disney Company broke ground here today for what they described as the company's most culturally sensitive theme park.
[C6.] Disney Breaks Ground for Park Walt Disney has broken ground in Hong Kong for what the company described as its most culturally sensitive theme park.
The series, "Words and Music," focuses on singer-songwriters with a predilection for sensitive themes and social causes: "music with a message," said its prime patron, Alan Marzelli, who, after retiring from a business career two years ago, began calling on friends in the music business to help produce the concerts for the library.
Sulkunen et al. [26] claim that the rhetoric of NPM demonstrates the challenges of a drug policy addressing sensitive themes and phrases this as the «ethic of not taking stand» and warn against such a development.
Franklin said she appreciated Lear's willingness to explore sensitive themes — and his steady hand — in making the series a long-lasting hit.
