"work theme" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the overall subject or focus of a piece of writing or discussion related to work or careers. Example: The conference's main work theme was creating a healthy work-life balance for employees.
Sunday afternoon's program began blazingly with Derek Bermel, playing his solo clarinet work, "Theme and Absurdities".
The branding worked, too, with the team adopting a Going to Work theme as a nod to Detroit's engrained work ethic and blue-collar values.
The Super Bowl commercial, by the BBDO New York office, features a song by the Scarecrow (Ray Bolger) from the 1939 film "The Wizard of Oz" and concludes with the company's upbeat "Imagination at work" theme.
A solo piano work, "Theme, 11 Études and a Grand Cadenza" (1998), draws on the sound worlds and technical armories of Chopin, Rachmaninoff, Liszt and Prokofiev, including rippling arpeggios, forceful chord progressions, pointillistic darting to the extremes of the keyboard.
British Light Classics 2 Royal Philharmonic/ Wordsworth Warner Classicss 2564 62020-2) If Jonathan Miller can choose the Music While You Work theme as one of his Desert Island discs, it just goes to show there's no reason to be ashamed of sharing the British taste for light, semi-classical music.
For example, the Work theme has stock information and a world time clock while the Social scene has a prominent calendar and social networking features up front.
As you read through the book, as with any good writer's work, themes recur.
Now they were planning to spend this first day experimenting with hair styles and makeup, in order to establish the models as characters and refine their working theme.
Since then fusion has been a much worked theme.
I was beginning work on a biography of Robinson, and Gorden's quote was a working theme that I wanted to either adopt or discard.
To that end we are starting a local arts contest in San Francisco, with a working theme of Building Bridges to Reduce Gun Violence.
