"novel theme" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to the main subject or idea in a story or novel. For example: "The author explores the novel theme of betrayal in his latest book."
The uncovering of tenderness in the heart of a beast is hardly a novel theme, and, as for the sequence in which Ali, crunched to the ground during a fight, glances up, spots the inspiring figure of Stéphanie approaching, and rallies to win the bout, it would bring a lump to the sinewy throat of Sylvester Stallone.
Anomaly detection has many applications, such as credit card fraud detection, medical diagnostics information anomaly detection, industrial equipment fault detection and structural defect detection, network intrusion detection, and a novel theme of text mining.
Some were genre scenes with children, a novel theme.
This study examines the relationship between abstract thinking ability and the pattern of eye gaze in patients with schizophrenia using a novel theme identification task.
A novel theme or issue that arose in several (but not all) of the HOPE's interviews was the 'ethos of elitism'.
HOPE often viewed there to be two competing interests within the PE department and this was a novel theme which emerged.
BIM educationalists in the USA have taught several novel themes for AECO education by applying BIM.
and with novel themes (sustainability with green concepts, project execution-planning processes, etc).
These educationalists experimented with BIM courses by integrating novel themes such as sustainability with green concepts, project execution-planning processes, and laser-scanning technology for rehabilitation as the main focuses of their AECO department courses.
Interviews were conducted until no novel themes were identified i.e., data saturation was achieved.
The data were analyzed until saturation occurred, meaning that no novel themes emerged [ 32].
