The phrase "as listener" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone in the role of a listener, often in contexts related to communication, feedback, or understanding.
Example: "As listener, I found the speaker's message to be both engaging and thought-provoking."
Alternatives: "in the role of a listener" or "as an audience member".
His favorite pastimes included music (both as listener and pianist), sailing (including several cruising races to Bermuda), and woodworking.
The Freudian, or Lacanian, analyst is as much sleuth as listener, piecing together a code that emerges from language, symptoms and actions.
My father's cousin's wife, who used to drive the oldest aunts to their doctors' appointments, and thus served as listener, said she thought the ancestral home was called "San Pedro Something".
For the first 90 seconds, one participant was assigned the role as speaker, and the other as listener, and the roles were reversed for the second half of the trial.
As listener, musician and BBC employee, I have seen the steady improvement in broadcast sound quality, from AM, through FM and on to the present superb standard of the best stereo broadcasts.
Although the digital station does not publish individual shows' audience figures, the BBC believes he has had a positive effect as listener numbers rose from 285,000 last year to 400,000 between mid-June and mid-September, according industry research body Rajar.
The sleek club remains as listener-friendly as ever, with great sightlines, commodious booths and alert waiters.
I believe — and I sense from her later chapters that Grossman also believes — that the effective audience for her appropriately sharp-tongued revelations about translation and its commercial ventures and venues is actually the occasionally resistant, occasionally cynical reader-as-listener who may want to become the next Edith Grossman.
What I bring to a show as a listener is as important as what the performer brings.
As listeners, they're very stubborn.
"As listeners, we're not supposed to notice those things.
