The phrase "centered on the themes of" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when discussing a particular topic or subject that has specific themes or ideas associated with it. Example: The novel is centered on the themes of love, loss, and redemption, as the protagonist struggles to come to terms with the death of their spouse.
On the surface, Peppa Pig seems like an ideal fit for the Chinese government's vision of an orderly, harmonious online environment aligned with "core socialist values". The show, which was first introduced in China in 2015, is centered on the themes of "friendship, coordination, and feelings," according to Nick Jr., the children's television channel.
Tokyo Godfathers cost more to make than Kon's previous two films (with a budget of approximately 300,000,000 yen), and centered on the themes of homelessness and abandonment, with a comedic touch worked in.
"Our community is choosing to remember and honor those who lost their lives in that awful tragedy in ways that are quiet, personal and respectful -- centered on the themes of kindness, love and service to others," she said in a statement.
Interdisciplinary research centered on the theme of "feedbacks" in human landscape systems serves as a promising focus for unraveling these interactions.
Sponsored by the brain injury support group Stanford Synapse, the event centered on the theme of campus bicycle safety and provided a window into neuroscience and concussion research.
Hawley finds that Roosevelt developed a coherent political science centered on the theme of righteousness, and this "warrior republicanism" was what made the progressive era possible.
Working with artists from the South Miami Arts Center, a group of Teachers College doctoral students and faculty explored the creation of a community/performance work that centered on the theme of The Kitchen.
Before the 2008 Christmas season, Crest ran spots for its Whitestrips product that centered on the theme of "I'll Be Home for Christmas": As the song played in the background, a young woman arrived back in her small hometown, flashing a smile showing off her white teeth.
The actor David Spade is helping the Axe brand team compile the movie, which will be shown Nov. 14 on "Jimmy Kimmel Live" on ABC and will include professional skits, film from the college campus events and videos submitted by the public, all centered on the theme of getting dirty.
