The phrase "audience decency" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the standards of behavior or appropriateness expected from an audience in various contexts, such as performances, speeches, or media consumption.
Example: "The comedian's routine was met with mixed reactions, as some felt it crossed the line of audience decency."
Alternatives: "audience etiquette" or "audience decorum".
Some did (the Porky's franchise ran and ran) and some didn't (anyone remember Squeeze Play?) but together they revelled in pushing the boundaries of cinematic decency and audience stamina.
What makes this riveting, toxic landscape hard to fathom at first, for both Jamie and the audience, is the fundamental decency of the characters involved, the good manners with which provincial British life is lived.
Daniels appeased NBC and reworked the character so that the audience could see Michael's decency and good intentions — could see, that is, his inner Steve.
Daniels appeased NBC and reworked the character so that the audience could see Michael's decency and good intentions could see, that is, his inner Steve.
It still has to appeal to the largest audiences possible and operate under the decency standards enforced by the Federal Communications Commission.
This an attempt to apply editorial standards of taste, decency and respect for the audience as a whole.
The Wendy's founder put his wholesome identity behind his fast-food chain, transmitting decency, quality and earnestness to an adult audience, in contrast to competitors whose targets appear to be entertainment-starved seven-year-olds.
Alfie's casual cynicism and underlying decency slowly break down Tanya's defenses, and the audience's, too.
As Denton told me, "There's actually much less regard paid to mainstream ideas of decency when you're addressing a large but focussed audience of the young and metropolitan, not particularly easily shocked".
The report, based on interviews with 2,700 viewers and listeners, was billed as the "most exhaustive piece of audience research" the BBC has ever undertaken on attitudes to taste and decency.
