The phrase "as part of the theme" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing elements or components that contribute to a central idea or concept in a work, such as literature, art, or presentations.
Example: "The use of contrasting colors in the painting serves as part of the theme of duality and conflict."
Alternatives: "in line with the theme" or "as an element of the theme".
Mr. Met languished in mascot limbo until 1994, when he returned as part of the theme park developed by Nickelodeon and the Mets beyond the outfield walls of Shea Stadium.
As part of the theme, we addressed topics and problems from a wide variety of periods and places, from prehistory to the present, and from all parts of the world.
Even so, G.E. displayed the directors together, he said, because "we wanted to present the board as part of the theme, 'Go Big,' which is about who we are, our size, our strength and our diversity".
Much has happened to Battersea in the courts, but little has been done to the building itself, save for the disastrous removal of the roof as part of the theme park proposal, meaning that the place is corroded and flooded, to the fury of conservationists.
Amazon's Kindle e-reader is displayed in the study section, as part of the theme for a connected working environment.
This, no doubt, is intended as part of the theme, but that doesn't help much.
To overcome this challenge, we propose including the following experiential element, namely the Subject, as part of the unmarked Theme.
The original Tomorrowland was opened in 1955 as part of the Disneyland theme park in California, showcasing what then was the far-off year of 1986.
He said that as part of the intended theme for show they would redesign the interior of the Kodak Theater, the site of the Oscars, "so it looks like a timeless movie theater, like the Pantages".
They love getting them, whether it's a brown lunch bag decorated with stickers and filled with a few pieces of candy, or an apron decorated by the children as part of the party theme.
Like "Eyes on Me" from Final Fantasy VIII and "Melodies of Life" from Final Fantasy IX, an orchestrated version of "Suteki da ne" is used as part of the ending theme.
