The phrase "an interested public" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a group of people who are engaged or concerned about a particular issue or topic.
Example: "The findings of the study were shared with an interested public to raise awareness about the environmental impact."
Alternatives: "a concerned audience" or "an engaged community".
Furthermore, with regard to the creation of an interested public, the publicity-stopover option might also work out only in the long run.
I believe that as an interested public, familiar with the UK HRA, our collective views will be of interest to the inquiry – so, I would like your comments and opinions on the bill.
With the exception of occasional paid announcements which informed an interested public that "K.O".
Crucially, he placed himself between a scientist and an interested public and offered superb expositions of Newton's theories of optics and gravitation, which still stand today.
The intention behind these events was to inform an interested public audience about the technology and design of pervasive and adaptive computing systems in general, and PerAda research in particular.
What does it say about securities regulation when information disseminated to an interested public by the media makes an offering potentially illegal for Americans to take part in but not the rest of the world?
One of four versions of Edvard Munch's iconic "The Scream" is in New York for a brief visit, but only a tiny fraction of the interested public here will get the chance to see it.
Our study strived to adequately involve the affected population groups and to report a qualified risk-communication to the interested public.
He is committed to the proposition that serious history can be readable, enjoyable, and accessible to an interested general public.
Instead, WADOE implemented a public process called the Delegates' Table, in which tribes, environmental groups, industry, and the interested public would participate in a statewide stakeholder process to develop water quality standards.
The program serves as a liaison between the scientific community and the interested public.
