The phrase "audience address" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the action of delivering a speech or other address to an audience, typically in a formal setting. For example: "The Prime Minister concluded the ceremony with an audience address that highlighted the importance of the event."
Or at least increase the frequency of Elliot's audience address to Frank Underwood levels?
Played downstage with loads of direct audience address, the show is set at the unexpected meeting point between Veronese society, suffragette activism and old-school pantomime.
Creed and his team get the tone right: while the juxtaposition of styles and forms of audience address sometimes feels playful, there is an underlying note of menace, particularly in the treatment of women.
At this stage students may not be sure what a successful essay for an R&C course looks like — key features, quality of argument, audience address, use of evidence, and so on.
The New Yorker, April 3 , 1948P. 21 In Town Hall the other night, at a radio forum, we heard a man in the audience address the moderator: "Isn't it true that in the last analysis this boils down to the old struggle between freedom & tyranny?" All around him heads nodded gratefully, everyone relieved to have life clarifie in a moment of revelation.
By E. B. White The New Yorker, April 3 , 1948P. 21 In Town Hall the other night, at a radio forum, we heard a man in the audience address the moderator: "Isn't it true that in the last analysis this boils down to the old struggle between freedom & tyranny?" All around him heads nodded gratefully, everyone relieved to have life clarifie in a moment of revelation.
Levels of evidence differ according to the audience addressed.
Mr. Daley, as usual, spoke to the business audience, addressing via videoconference a Florida meeting of the board of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
Girl's Cinema solicited a more explicitly youthful audience, addressing its readers as "Up-to-Date Girls" on October 19201920 (30).
She had the best moment, though, as she advanced upstage away from the audience, addressing Ms. Wainwright eye to eye, sister to sister.
In a way this sense of address is the crux of the matter, and for a musician engaged in it, memorizing the music is a way of expressing respect for the score, for the audience addressed and for himself.
