'central meaning' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to the essential or primary idea of a statement or phrase. For example, "The central meaning of the proverb was that money isn't everything."
More road games will start at 9 p.m. Central, meaning lower TV ratings.
And indeed its central meaning, at least, is clear enough.
Still, Mr. Fierstein said, the musical remains true to the historical event's central meaning.
In Norway Brand was a tremendous popular success, even though (and in part because) its central meaning was so troubling.
-Is Liberty Counsel president and general counsel Mathew Staver correct in asserting that "the central meaning of Christmas is the birth of Jesus [Christ]"?
You don't necessarily have a ballet, though, because in most classical dance the central meaning is contained in the pas de deux.
Non-Buddhist (orthodox/Hindu) traditions generally affirm that the mind must be controlled, and harnessed, by the self; this is one of the central meanings of the term yoga (lit. "yoking") in classical Hinduism.
Most of their rivals have central contracts meaning they directly employ players who pay dearly for serious breaches of discipline.
Local SOEs have performed worse than their central counterparts, meaning there is plenty of scope for improvement.
Pizzolatto has previously said there would be four central characters, meaning that there is one berth remaining; Mad Men's Elisabeth Moss has been rumoured for the part.
And most of those screens, officials said, are not tied into a central computer, meaning that they are sometimes manually operated and of little use in delivering accurate, real-time train information.
