The phrase "associated theme" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a theme that is linked or related to a particular subject or context.
Example: "In the analysis of the novel, the associated theme of loss and redemption is prevalent throughout the characters' journeys."
Alternatives: "related theme" or "connected theme".
However, discriminating presented list words from highly associated theme words is much more difficult than distinguishing old list words from non-associated distractors and thus is possibly more prone to cognitive impairments associated with sleep loss.
The exhibits for the reading rooms listed above should focus on the associated theme or geographic location.
First, there is the running theme started in the Preface of the feminine essence narrative being a sometimes-willful lie told to cover up a sexual fetish, namely autogynephilia, and the associated theme that virtually all "non-homosexual transsexuals" are autogynephilic, no matter what they claim about themselves and their histories.
The color should match the associated theme that you picked.
Patterns and associated themes were derived.
Once under way, Bartov plunges into these important but not easily associated themes.
The two great masters of that 19th-century period were Mīr Anīs and Mīrzā Dabīr, who together established musaddas (a six-line stanza with an aaaa bb rhyme scheme) as the preferred form for mars̄iyehs and added several new topics and details to the ranks of associated themes, thus carrying the form beyond a simple lament.
You could try mind mapping associated themes around a central idea.
For each topic area, main themes and associated sub-themes are outlined and direct quotes are included that illustrate specific points, or that highlight expressed views or experiences encountered.
The themes and associated sub-themes are detailed in Table 4.
The themes and associated sub-themes are outlined below together with excerpts from participants' accounts.
