The phrase "audience considered" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the audience's perspective or the consideration of the audience in a specific context, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "In crafting the presentation, the speaker ensured that the audience considered was diverse and engaged."
Alternatives: "audience taken into account" or "audience in mind".
The Marvel dynamic might be unbalanced if Spider-Man were to cosy up with someone the audience considered to be tougher than him.
A rabbi in Cambridge was "astounded" to learn, after praising Washington during a lecture in 1903, that many blacks in the audience considered him a reactionary, or a sellout.
At a conference for investors sponsored by Morgan Stanley late last year, the chairman and chief executive of a large European bottler gave a presentation that many in the audience considered the most abject that they had heard in years from anyone in the relentlessly optimistic Coke system.
Nixon biographer Stephen Ambrose stated that part of the audience considered the address "one of the most sickening, disgusting, maudlin performances ever experienced".
These words, first spoken publicly by former President Clinton, were part of an answer she gave regarding what some in the audience considered the risk of excessive compromise on an upcoming bill.
The audience considers the non-piano sounds -- silence -- which becomes the focal point.
It makes the audience consider what they're looking at and take a step back.
When a person in this target audience considers the economy and the administration, which of the following is her first thought: B. The top priority is jobs.
"I push myself into the realm of the absurd so that whatever my audience considers impossible suddenly by comparison seems plausible and achievable," Mr. Ferriss said.
But his definition of this funny and moving piece feels a bit limiting, as if calling it a vaudeville helped the audience consider it "entertaining".
Awareness of the Living Our Values sustainability audit was very low, averaging just 13% of the audience across all three platforms, this despite 55% of the GNM audience considering it important that the audit takes place.
