The phrase "through the theme of" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to introduce a specific idea or concept that is explored in a piece of writing or speech. It is often used in academic or literary contexts. Example: Through the theme of love and loss, the poet conveys the depth of human emotion in his collection of sonnets.
Then, testing the audio, the band ran through the theme of Slayer's "Raining Blood".
Ter Borch's complementary paintings are, Mr. Sutton writes, "among the first linking lovers through the theme of a letter".
The tripartite form of each of the three liturgies carries through the theme of the Holy Trinity, more explicitly evoked in other Messiaen scores.
P.S. Remarkably, the twentieth century was wrenched into musical modernity through the theme of a man who loves and embraces a woman who is pregnant by another man.
The gallery of the State Library in Brisbane is given over to their personal stories, funnelled through the theme of distance – geographical, ideological, and emotional – and the communication lines that joined and divided people during the deadly conflict.
The film artfully explores the pertinent issue of class in India through the relationships the four main characters unexpectedly come to have with one another, especially through the theme of tenancy, as they all intimately inhabit transient homes.
And in turn, that James Cameron opus was a brine-soaked attempt to work through the themes of Stanley Kubrick's "2001: A Space Odyssey," but with a benevolent perspective.
This study also lays the foundation for future research by identifying variables of interest, and building construct validity through the themes of information needs that emerged.
One of them swept through the themes of Thrakesion and Opsikion and reached up to the great Byzantine army base of Malagina in Bithynia.
This notion of schism brings us back to the other river running through Levy's work, the theme of duality.
Almost invariably, a stream or river runs through the image, continuing the theme of isolation and impenetrability.
