The phrase "address the theme and" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing or analyzing a specific theme in a piece of writing, art, or any other context where themes are relevant.
Example: "In her essay, she aims to address the theme and explore its implications on modern society."
Alternatives: "discuss the theme and" or "tackle the theme and".
The lyrics, which were written by Mr. Parker, directly address the themes of hope and compassion that underscore much of his music.
We discussed these issues and intervention strategies with representatives of the NHSBCSP, local dieticians and healthy lifestyle service providers to ensure interventions were based on SCT and SRT, designed to address the themes identified here and would incorporate a range of appropriate components.
Here, he had an opportunity to have a voice and address the themes he considered to be important regarding food intake and meals, and to relate his experiences.
The most important graphic novels — books like Art Spiegelman's "Maus" and Marjane Satrapi's "Persepolis" — are truly literary works, rich with complexity and ambiguity, even in addressing the theme of good and evil.
Of these, 11 were general capacity and capability questions addressing the themes of knowledge and awareness, and staffing, and eight were demographic type questions (that is, numbers of staff, turnover, length of service), some of which are also indicators for capability.
Semi-structured interviews as a method made it possible to comparatively address the same themes and concepts across ecological zones, administrative boundaries and socio-economic conditions, while still allowing for probing into individual experiences and perceptions.
He has addressed the theme of migration very clearly and violence...
In his songs, from "North Country Blues" in 1964 to "Union Sundown" on Infidels in 1983, Dylan has addressed the theme of how global capitalism and cheap imported goods have destroyed jobs in America.
