The phrase "among theme" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "among them"? You can use "among them" when referring to a group of people or things that have already been mentioned or are known to the reader.
Example: "There were several options available, and I chose the best one among them."
Alternatives: "within that group" or "in that set".
If water's not your thing, you can choose among theme portfolios including Healthy Living, Disease Eradication, Zero Waste, Green Tech and Renewable Energy--all based around the UN's sustainable development goals.
Those are among theme park rides that closed despite having a big fan base.
Among theme park fans, Staggs is known as a corporate insider, not a hands-on leader at the parks.
The new food items are an example of a nationwide trend among theme parks to boost food sales by expanding the menu.
The Innoventions exhibit hall in Disneyland will close at the end of March, reigniting speculation among theme park fans about a much-rumored makeover of Tomorrowland.
Genetic analysis of the different sub-populations of the eastern sea garfish Hyporhamphus melanochir in South Australian coastal waters reveals that there is a small but consistent migration of individuals among theme, sufficient to keep them genetically homogeneous.
The significance of the Irish identity in the arts is among themes explored in a forthcoming documentary commissioned as part of St Patrick's Festival.
Malraux found the similarities among themes, formal elements and expressive goals in artworks to be atemporal and unrelated to geographical location in a wide variety of media.
We will also identify relationships among themes.
Overlap and redundancy among themes was reduced, leaving broader themes.
The final step of the data analysis involved the identification of relationships among themes.
