The phrase "audience concerns" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the issues, questions, or interests that an audience may have regarding a particular topic or presentation.
Example: "The speaker addressed the audience concerns about the environmental impact of the proposed project."
Alternatives: "audience issues" or "audience interests".
And he pleased the crowd with his no-issue-too-small attention to audience concerns, from arcane boating issues to local road-resurfacing projects.
Hundreds of viewers complained about Jamaica Inn last month despite the corporation saying it had adjusted sound levels "to address audience concerns" after viewers said they were unable to hear some of the dialogue.
Conservative Mark Pawsey and Liberal Democrat Stephen Williams conceded little in response to audience concerns, while Labour's shadow housing minister, Emma Reynolds, and Green MP Caroline Lucas toughed it out over the difficult questions.
The challenge that our play presents to its audience concerns the here and now, asking how we live our lives today and how we treat one another within the conditions of our own Brave New World.
The BBC Trust, which said that the three channels were "broadly" successful in delivering against their remits, said that it "expects to see signs of audience improvement by the end of 2011 and will consider at that point whether we need to ask for further action from BBC management to address audience concerns".
But again, that's not what's happening in "Step Sisters" and, perhaps, the trailer does not fully capture some of the major conflict that might ease audience concerns.
The mania that Danes acted in Carrie, painstakingly researched and played with full abandon, had some in the show's audience concerned for her own sanity.
He took some questions from the audience concerning Google and the open source movement, and then left the auditorium before anyone could scramble for a handshake.
At present, though, and despite its achievements, our research shows an audience concern that BBC One plays it too safe in parts of its peak-time schedule.
The application is critical to visualize and communicate with interested audience concerning the dynamics of participant-DCV interactions.
A deconstruction of the CBC's "free airport WiFi" report was conducted thoroughly by a cybersurveillance blogger named Peter Koop, who runs a site called Electrospaces geared to a more expert-level audience concerned with online spying.
