"concept theme" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English
It is typically used to describe the central or underlying idea or concept in a sentence or piece of writing. Example: The concept theme of the novel is the power of love to conquer all obstacles.
The Royal has a 10-strong music staff at choreographers' disposal, but no one, it seems, to advise choreographers, and when necessary tactfully redirect them, on matters of concept, theme and story.
Lythgoe said the routine placed concept (theme) over substance (dancing).
While the album won't be out for a few months, Deru and EFFIXX creative director Anthony Ciannamea have released the album's complement, an interactive website that hosts a fascinating collection of maps, charts, and letters, all relating to the concept theme of pastness.
Analytic memo: A written investigation of a particular concept, theme or problem, reflecting on emerging issues in the data that captures the analytic process (see Additional file 1, Section 7).
While Damien Jalet is credited as the choreographer, Chalayan initiated the work's concept, themes, narrative and movement style, as well as its visual imagery.
Around the outskirts, pavilions are devoted to concept themes tracing human history, feast and famine, foods of the future.
It should be noted that in order to clearly present the information patients provided, major concept themes are discussed separately in the results sections that follow.
This is a high-concept theme stretched to breaking point: the film's drama-packed opening sequence is assured, but what can possibly follow without bathos?
This same theme, incidentally, shows up in the worthy but weary "Beautiful Game," the latest and most earnest chapter in Andrew Lloyd Webber's departure from high-tech, high-concept theme musicals.
"It needs concepts, themes, imagination.
Nor need it deal with metropolitan or modishly high-concept themes.
