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The phrase "as a dominant theme" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a recurring or prevalent idea or motif in a piece of writing, art, or discussion.
Example: "In her novel, the struggle for identity emerges as a dominant theme that resonates with readers."
Alternatives: "as a prevailing theme" or "as a central theme".
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The distinctly antiquated sense of time associated with river travel slowly reveals itself as a dominant theme.
Revenge is a powerful motivator, and as a dominant theme here it makes for an enthralling thriller as Baldacci seamlessly weaves in several plots.
The existence and importance of a robust and visible clinical governance framework was identified as a dominant theme.
Receiving advice and information on making health behavior changes also emerged as a dominant theme in this population.
In the presentation of our data, we will first illustrate the need for a CP Coordinator as a dominant theme in the community meetings attended early in the fieldwork.
In examining the influence of some identified micro political factors on the level of appetitive aggression in former Congolese combatants, we will focus on the role of rewards in motivating combatants for participation in armed groups – an issue that has evolved as a dominant theme in conflict research in the last decade [ 26- 28].
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Even there, her pregnancy became a dominant theme as Spanish photographers snapped soldiers presenting her with toys and a baby diary.
As 2009 began, the credit crisis was a dominant theme, with worries of huge corporate defaults and an inability of companies to find lenders.
AS EVERY lover of Bach or Beethoven knows, a Leitmotiv is a dominant theme in a piece of music.
This turned out to be a dominant theme of the coverage: across the news as a whole, the Iraqi people were around three times more likely to be portrayed as pro-invasion than anti-invasion.
It is further ironic that a dominant theme in Citizen Kane is the opposite: mortality as a punishment – symbolised by Kane's dying word: "Rosebud".
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