"describe the theme" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are asking someone to explain the main idea or underlying meaning of something. For example, you could say, "Please describe the theme of the novel The Great Gatsby."
Executives at the Postal Service and Campbell-Ewald describe the theme as a invitation to consider the post office in a new light, reflecting improvements in service and technology, like the Postal Service Web site (usps.com).
The first appearance of the phrase "modern art" in the relatively permanent form of a book title was in 1883, when it was used by the French writer Joris-Karl Huysmans, a friend of Zola's, to describe the theme of various reviews of painters' work he had collected.
Organizational features include who the active participants are, the division of labor in the conversation, the labels that participants use to describe the theme being discussed, and length of interval (intervals are normally on the order of 2 to 8 min).
I would go a step further and describe the theme as "Menopausal Mediterranean".
Jot down some words which you think describe the theme of your song.
You might have a few key words that describe the theme you want to convey.
Watch Al Qadiri describe the themes of "Asiatisch" to Sky Dylan-Robbins.
The art is to find words to describe the themes, concepts and structure that encompass the hopes and dreams, fears and concerns of all the interviewees.
An exploratory design was used to answer questions in focused semistructured interviews to determine the presence and the role of anticipatory mourning, and to describe the themes expressed by parents.
Women's words have been chosen to describe the themes.
In the following, we describe the themes separately in more detail, supported by quotations illustrating how our analysis is grounded in the interview material.
