The phrase "address the theme of" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to talk about the main idea or topic of a piece of writing, a speech, or a discussion. For example: "In my paper, I will address the theme of how climate change is impacting coastal cities."
All three summer productions, which begin on Saturday, address the theme of love.
Mr. Lerman had brought in a motivational speaker to address the theme of "Achieving Excellence".
But as he begins to address the theme of this year's show - Social Leprosy for Beginners & Improvers - this hitherto quite amiable lad transforms himself into a vicious, hate-filled elf.
And so, in a professedly agenda-free situation, a museum can talk about exploration without mentioning exploitation, address the theme of leisure without bringing servitude into the picture, extol the exploits of Salem's globe-trotting merchant-shoppers without referring to the borderless capitalism and imperialist yearnings they represented.
From the Libyan novelist Hisham Matar, whose father was abducted in Cairo more than 20 years ago, to Longitude author Dava Sobel and her work on the uproar caused by Copernicus, this year's Edinburgh International Book Festival, sponsored by the Guardian, is set to address the theme of revolution.
Arguably, a mixed methods approach combines the best of the two methods' worlds [32]; it represents the intentional collection of both quantitative and qualitative data and the combination of the strengths of each to address the theme of the domain future.
The lyrics, which were written by Mr. Parker, directly address the themes of hope and compassion that underscore much of his music.
Ms. Benson also announced a new program that would produce three panel discussions during the run of each production, drawing on writers, directors, musicians and others to address the themes of the works.
As he did in his huge, sprawling 1984 epic, "The Engineer of Human Souls" (a novel that aspired to address the themes of "Life, Women, Fate, Dreams, the Working Class, Secret Agents, Love and Death" in seven chapters linked to seven writers), Mr. Skvorecky uses this dichotomy to drive the narrative of "Two Murders in My Double Life".
Here, how three major psychoanalytic theoretical approaches inform contemporary psychoanalytic geography are illustrated: first, geographers use the theories of Sigmund Freud to address the themes of imaginative geographies, urban phantasmagorias, spatial oppression, as well as racist and uncanny landscapes.
I am currently working on pieces that will address the themes of wealth division, the banking system, as well as the final piece in my series about Lima (the city I grew up in).
