The phrase "a major audience" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a large or significant group of people who are expected to engage with or consume a particular content or event.
Example: "The film festival attracted a major audience, showcasing films from around the world."
Alternatives: "a large audience" or "a significant audience".
Realistically, it's never going to be a major audience recruitment tool for opera companies, but it is a way for audiences to access opera.
But whether any of that work will have the resources to get onto a major stage or find a major audience and therefore make the case for continued subsidy… JC: That's the other thing that's very hard to argue because it's so nebulous: that subsidy can allow risk.
The league must have known the risk of trying to attract a major audience for Tuesday's 1 p.m. Eastern game with competition coming from two overlapping college bowls (the Outback and the Cotton) and two others (the Gator and the Capital One) that started at the same time.
"Most romantic comedies have to either be raunchy or farcical to appeal to a major audience, but the connection between Bill Murray and Scarlett Johansson's lost souls finds its expression in awkward glances and subtle gestures rather than loud sex and tearful hysteria.
It's clear that streaming services have found a major audience in Millennials.
One reason for this is that a major audience for Kim Jong-un's tough talk is domestic.
NBA 2K tweeted about the soundtrack which should definitely appeal to a good percentage of the game's major audience.
"It's a Beautiful Day for a Ball Game" is not Dodger-specific or geared to reach a major league audience at all.
LinkedIn, which has a major female audience, became the venue for White House senior adviser Valerie Jarrett to unveil the administration's paid leave proposal in January.
With just 5% of a major market audience, each of the 12 stations could be worth at least $300 million, Diller figures.
