"along the theme" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to describe something that is related to the main topic or subject being discussed. Example: The speaker delivered a powerful speech that touched upon various issues along the theme of social justice and equality.
Shepard Fairey exhibited new works along the theme of campaign finance reform.
We've seen a number of projects along the theme of gestural interfaces, but this is the first chance we've gotten to test one out for ourselves.
It's illustrated, it's really fun, and the my second was a work of fiction, a novel in stories called When it Happens To You, and that was all along the theme of betrayal, which I thought was kind of a very relatable human theme.
A themed camp should probably have a name that goes along with the theme, for example a space camp called Camp Starships.
"This is a play about the natural world, about magic and mystery that goes along with the themes of colonialism and slavery, and we felt all these things were missing from the production we did," she said.
Somebody used the word ghosts the other day, and Davis went right along with the theme.
The phrase "Booking.yeah" appears on screen along with the theme of the campaign, "Planet earth's No. 1 accommodation site".
The ad includes a prominent display of Lancôme's icon rose along with the theme "Believe in Beauty".
The Countybank logo was added to the ads, along with the theme of the campaign, "Business banking the way you like it".
The realistic portrayal of Indian youth (albeit through Bollywood rose tinted glasses) along with the theme of the importance of maintaining your roots captured the cultural zeitgeist of the time.
Updated at 7.17pm BST 7.14pm BST Before we return to Adrian and the gang, we get a clip of Oscar, Willian and David Luiz singing along to the theme tune.
