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The phrase "a theme to which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific theme that is being discussed or analyzed in a text or conversation.
Example: "The novel explores a theme to which many readers can relate: the struggle for identity."
Alternatives: "a theme that" or "a theme regarding".
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The supernatural was a theme to which she would return.
This was a theme to which he returned often.
It is a theme to which he returns several times.
This was a theme to which Del Bosque returned often, repeating the phrase a number of times.
But it is a different league, the Champions League, that hangs heaviest: this is a theme to which he returns often.
The making of myth, and in particular its use as a homemade anesthetic for Southern white guilt, was a theme to which she would return repeatedly.
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The ordinary girl thing works for her melancholic love songs - a universal theme to which the entire globe can relate.
"Forrest Gump" contains a number of themes to which a Chinese viewer might be expected to object, the glorification of capitalism notwithstanding.
In effect, the various crises that punctuated the post-Cold War era called into question key themes to which a fevered American triumphalism had given rise.
All three were selected before my next pick, however – which became a theme to this draft, and an important takeaway for the Main Event.
Perhaps Paris, which has survived sieges by the Vikings, Henry of Navarre and the Prussians, is more than a beautiful, refined theme park to which we escape from America and improve ourselves.
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