"umbrella theme" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
This phrase is commonly used to describe an overarching theme or unifying concept that ties together multiple components or ideas. For example, one might say, "The umbrella theme of this book is discovering the power of inner strength."
The McDonald's sponsorship will proceed under an umbrella theme of McDonald's Champions of Play for the Olympic Games.
It is the next phase of an initiative from the organization under the "Occupy the vote" umbrella theme.
He also serves as the on-camera host of a series of summertime movies for children, under the umbrella theme Essentials Jr., on the TCM cable channel.
The message will serve as the umbrella theme for all Clairol brands and will be used as a tagline in advertising for its hair color lines.
The campaign is being introduced under an umbrella theme, "It's time to smile," that is used for Kodak products in the category the company calls consumer imaging, formerly known as consumer photography.
The Guggenheim curators had invited them to the space, designed by the Tokyo architects Atelier Bow-Wow, to participate in programs that explored the complexities of urban life under the umbrella theme "Confronting Comfort".
Rather than sacrificing readability by shrinking margins and font size (some of us have eyesight problems) I'd suggest these ways of editing down your CV: - Use what some CV experts call "umbrella themes" for skills/achievement areas.
These influencing factors are embedded here under the umbrellas themes of: national policy and health systems context; monetary; and non-monetary incentives for ease of discussion around these topics.
Then, the categorisation of themes under the umbrella of a superordinate theme takes place.
For perfect party desserts, add a little themed umbrella.
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