The phrase "audience competition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the competition among various entities to capture the attention of an audience, such as in marketing, media, or entertainment.
Example: "In today's digital landscape, audience competition is fiercer than ever, with countless platforms vying for viewers' attention."
Alternatives: "viewer competition" or "audience rivalry".
The revelation was surprisingly apposite from the man whose voice was the first to be heard on Radio 1 by 19 million listeners and for whom the greatest audience competition, at the time, came from Radio 4's 8am news bulletin.
With such an expert audience, competition is fierce for the most promising lots.
Finally, before each film, an audience competition takes place — past competitions include a "Napoleon Dynamite" dance-off judged by the film's very own Shondrella Avery, a "Mission Impossible" Tom Cruise impersonation contest and a "Rocky Horror" costume competition.
Back then, the number of UK production starts crashed under the pressure of falling audiences, competition from TV and the disappearance of Hollywood funding as studios ended their practice of subcontracting production overseas in favour of retrenching in California.
Facing a studio system relying mostly on star vehicles, television networks nervous about declining audiences, competition from talent managers and even lawyers, agents are involving themselves -- and their clients -- in the world of the Internet and high technology as they seek ways to expand their financial base.
Challenges would include falling TV audiences, competition for sponsors and spectators from rival sports like football, and the threat of regular doping scandals.
Also entertaining is the audience dancing competition.
Compere Patrick Monahan is presiding over an audience singing competition, Scotland v the Rest of the World, with remarkable bonhomie.
But the show and its brethren have been fighting dwindling ratings, an aging audience and competition from the Web for years.
But he conceded that the film's unexpected success among female moviegoers, who made up 39 percent of the opening-weekend audience, despite competition from Ms. Roberts, was a promising sign.
In the UK this month for their biggest tour to date, their first stop is London's tiny Garage venue later this afternoon, before an audience of competition winners and, in one corner, the actor Simon Pegg, his wife, and their one-year-old daughter.
