The phrase "a theme of growing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a central idea or motif that involves development, increase, or maturation in a particular context, such as literature, art, or personal growth.
Example: "In her novel, there is a theme of growing that reflects the protagonist's journey from childhood to adulthood."
Alternatives: "a motif of development" or "an idea of expansion".
The play illustrates Heidi's deep friendships and her unhealthy relationship with a man, all the while incorporating the overarching theme of growing into herself as a woman, a professor of art history, and a feminist.
The move to Portland led to an identity crisis, but also led Durrow to explore the theme of "growing up mixed" in her novel "The Girl Who Fell from the Sky," about a mixed-race girl named Rachel Morse who moves into a mostly black neighborhood after surviving a family tragedy.
Despite its bankable theme of growing old with hope, the temptation to think that this is a swan song for the star of "The Graduate," "Rain Man" and "Tootsie" is irresistible.
Later, the letter returns to the theme of growing competition in the streaming world, claiming that Netflix currently accounts for 100 million hours of viewing per day on U.S. TV screens — which it estimates to be 10percentt of the total.
The two-and-a-half-minute spot, which the Massachusetts Republican's reelection team has hailed as an "online sensation," features three instances of stock footage filmed overseas, undercutting the ad's running theme of growing American business.
Think about it: Both feature themes of growing up, following a noble purpose and overcoming obstacles along the way.
In an essay on the use of music in the series, Jacqueline Bach writes that in conjunction with the sixth season themes of growing up, "Once More, with Feeling" gives music a central role instead of keeping it in the background.
And although the dystopian nightmare facing the handmaids in the theocratic Republic of Gilead (formerly America's East Coast) has grown more oppressive and violent, the second season has featured themes of growing rebellion among the captives.
