"audience flow" is correct and usable in written English.
It is commonly used in plays, films and other works of art to refer to the movement of the audience's attention as the story progresses. For example, "The director paid careful attention to the audience flow throughout the movie to make sure viewers maintained their focus."
Not many hours have audience flow anymore but that hour has great audience flow". Ms. English said the link with "Designing Women," which creates the audience flow, was especially important.
Given the changes in audience flow, we should rethink the very purpose of a website.
"One of the main benefits, however, is the audience flow to programming before and after the games".
"If the area becomes more of a cultural destination, it could have an audience flow that would be terrific for the Kitchen," said Gary E. Knell, a Kitchen board member who is the president and chief executive of Sesame Workshop.
"There has been a little tendency, because we all have things that are working in the summer, for people to play the hand they have," the network program executive said, "to just maintain the audience flow we have, rather than risk losing it altogether".
To successfully navigate this high-stakes period, studios rely in part on audience flow from weekend to weekend; trailers that play with "Iron Man 2" will send people back to theaters and so on until, Hollywood hopes, a degree of habit kicks in.
Michaels will be the daytime frontman and believes the huge audience flows from an event that "transcends sport".
She turned around in her chair to greet the audience: flowing purple robe, white-and-gold brocade kesa, shiny bald head.
It also announced that it would move up the starting date of its follow-up reality show, "Big Brother," one day, to Wednesday, July 5, at 9 p.m., to take advantage of the big audience flowing out of "Survivor," which will be shown from 8to9 9.
We don't have that massive audience flowing through our channel for two or three hours in primetime that a broadcast network has.
But on top of all this, it's a safe bet that more mogul money (as opposed to actual audience) flows to the Versailles perspective than to the Rest of Us perspective because the latter is dangerous and anathema to the demographic that privately invests in the media business.
