The phrase "audience examples" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to specific instances or illustrations that are relevant to the audience in a presentation or written work.
Example: "In my presentation, I will include audience examples to help clarify my points and engage the listeners."
Alternatives: "examples for the audience" or "audience-related examples".
Whereas, once, influence was carried by word of mouth and through books and newspapers, today the internet and 24-hour media allow access to a global audience, with examples of course of young people being radicalised solely by contact with the internet.
Describing the sprawling Department of Energy as a place in which "everyone is afraid of making a mistake," Chu regaled the luncheon audience with examples of how his reforms have encountered stiff opposition.
The president chose women to single out in the audience as examples of business owners, the newly insured, and those who are still looking for work.
While writing the book, my editor and I made certain decisions about how to present the material to a general audience — for example, I ended up cutting about 100 pages of historiographical analysis, extended footnotes and examples from the original manuscript, and inserted a list of main characters to help readers remember the basic profiles of the 13 featured women.
The ratings project each program's total audience; for example, a rating of 20 denotes that 20 percent of U.S. households tuned in to a particular program.
France 36 - USA 50, 1 29, 2nd Quarter : Wow, a tremendous slam from LeBron James gives the London audience an example of what London basketball is like.
"If you are trying to communicate with a very niche audience, for example, it might not be the best place to start.
Ads are increasingly bought on the basis of an audience, for example 16- to 34-year-olds, not by seeking to place ads with a specific media owner.
The Theater for a New Audience, for example, is completing plans for a new home in the district, also designed by Mr. Hardy.
Harden reports that one young woman in the audience, for example, asked Hirsch what he would do if one of his own children wanted to appear in one of his films.
