The phrase "a theme echoed by" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a recurring idea or motif that is reflected or reiterated by different sources or individuals.
Example: "The importance of environmental conservation is a theme echoed by various authors throughout the years."
Alternatives: "a theme reflected by" or "a theme reiterated by".
Instead, he waxed lyrical about Indians' love for nature, a theme echoed by environment minister Javadekar, who insisted: "Growth and environmental protection are not against each other.
Some of the 23 students in the class scoffed at a theme echoed by many Republicans, namely that Ms. Palin's brief tenure as Alaska's governor gave her enough executive experience for national office.
Testing one's limits was a theme echoed by several today, including John D. Finley, an accountant from Toms River, N.J. "I tried being famous -- I was an actor for 10 years and that didn't work out," said Mr. Finley, 45. "And I don't care about the money.
That was a theme echoed by Jesse Hogan in The Age, who noted: "The unrelenting discipline of the Australian pacemen – none conceded more than four runs an over – was the key to the Black Caps making only 183 after choosing to bat first on a pitch that Australia made almost double that – 9-342 – when it played on it on the first day of the tournament".
That was a theme echoed by Mr Miliband.
That's a theme echoed by Melinda Nicci — founder and CEO of London-based Baby2Body, an online resource and retail site for expectant and new mums — who doesn't currently have any British talent working for her.
Republicans are also intensifying their opposition as they try to cast Democrats as tax-and-spend liberals, a theme echoed Sunday by Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the Republican leader.
And that is a theme echoed not just by others who have been laid off, but also by recruiters who are placing dot-com employees in new jobs.
Armani spoke of the freedom gained by not being enslaved to the stock market - a theme echoed later in a speech by Christian Blanckaert, chairman and chief executive of Hermes, who asked whether demands of the stock market were compatible with the long-term survival of luxury brands.
He argued that Arab societies needed to modernize by embracing democracy, scientific innovation and gender equality — all themes echoed by Wright's modern-day activists.
Ash, Sittig and colleagues have emphasized both anticipated and unintended consequences of implementation, [ 18, 19] themes echoed by participants in our study.
