The phrase "attending audience" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the group of people who are present at an event, such as a performance, lecture, or meeting.
Example: "The speaker was pleased to see such a large attending audience at the conference."
Alternatives: "present audience" or "audience in attendance".
Miller dropped the comments while attending a special Deadpool fan screening in London, luckily captured by an attending audience member and shared on Twitter.
Were the "Hi" sensor featured in a gallery instead of in public at transit stops, the attending audience would reflect a specific type of resident, and their reactions or data would not necessarily be representative of the broader community.
Scientific meetings are important venues that allow for rapid presentation of the latest research advancements to attending audience members.
It's in one of London's coolest parts of town with 300 places going for the attending audience.
Not only is the information presented at scientific meetings disseminated to the attending audience, but many orthopedic textbooks cite conference abstracts, allowing the information presented at these meetings the potential to influence clinical decision making (Bhandari et al. 2002).
The Wall Street Journal Digital conference had the band play for a bunch of attending audience members and tech billionaires like Jack Ma and Peter Thiel a few months ago.
In the dress rehearsal I attended, audience members gathered outside the Armory and then were led upstairs to a balcony overlooking the hall.
At the concert I attended, audience members cheered (a particularly shrill man in the row behind me kept shouting "I love you!" and "You're perfection!") even in moments when Carey sounded imperfect.
Zita had some influence on her husband and would discreetly attend audiences with the Prime Minister or military briefings, and she had a special interest in social policy.
The tour is not unlike Perillo's: in addition to attending an audience, it includes guided tours of the Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel, an excursion to Assisi and Orvieto, hotels, round-trip airport transfers and daily breakfast: Centralholidays.com.
What matters more is that they make sense for the trade show you're attending -- the audience and topics covered.
