The phrase "audience aiming" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing targeting or focusing on a specific audience, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "The marketing team is audience aiming to ensure their message resonates with young adults."
Alternatives: "targeting the audience" or "focusing on the audience".
Consider yourself warned: this double-CD set, recorded in front of a small audience, aims to discourage all but the most avid listeners.
And the excitement with which the audience aims its camera phones at Mr. Bayless after the show, when the cast mingles amiably with the patrons, makes clear that he is very much a local luminary.
Mr. Arinc's statement may have been partly intended for a domestic audience, aimed at countering the possible impression that a visiting American secretary of state could give Turkey orders.
The New York company Theatre for a New Audience aims to 'vitalise' classic drama and, in staging Cymbeline, Bartlett Sher has said that he wanted to avoid the 'normal' approach.
At certain moments, he would bend his torso so that his bald head pointed toward the audience, aim his mouth at the resonating chamber within the bass and perform the low subharmonic growls of Mongolian throat-singing, which he had learned while staying a Buddhist monastery in Japan during the early 1980's.
Now a startup called Perfect Audience aims to make those campaigns accessible to a broad range of startups, small ad agencies, and other advertisers.
Ms. Bruning, who enjoys discussing the creative process with audiences, aims to raise the public's interest in dance while also raising money.
Using this data, app makers can better target similar audiences with their Facebook ads as well as create customized push notifications for specific audience segments, aimed at increasing engagement.
To make it accessible to a general audience, Mr. Fothergill aimed for a theatrical feel by including long sequences, like the killing of the baby whale, that generate drama and even emotional impact.
Which is to say, Meyer will find a large audience: he aims to start a conversation, or to at least keep one going, and he seems likely to succeed.
