The phrase "audience focus" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance of considering the audience's needs, interests, or perspectives in communication or presentation.
Example: "In order to engage effectively with the viewers, the speaker maintained a strong audience focus throughout the presentation."
Alternatives: "audience engagement" or "viewer attention".
After critics let loose with howls of derision, "Spider-Man" took a three-week performance hiatus to reassemble itself, with tools that included audience focus groups.
We just locked the camera down and had no background, but it made the audience focus on what was important in the film - the story and the characters.
"They fall outside its selected markets, or do not match the audience focus, or do not offer the levels of digital growth sought by the group.
In Haas's 2000 masterpiece in vain, he goes to extreme lengths to ensure that the audience focus on the sounds they are hearing by insisting that some of the music is performed in pitch-black.
PAGE B3 Arts 'SPIDER-MAN' EX -DIRECTOR BREAKS HER SILENCE Breaking her silence about "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark," the Broadway musical from which she was fired in March, Julie Taymor tacitly criticized her former producers for relying on audience focus groups and said the rise of Twitter and blogs for instant theater criticism was damaging to shows.
LOS ANGELES — Breaking her silence about "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark," the Broadway musical from which she was fired in March, Julie Taymor tacitly criticized her former producers on Saturday afternoon for relying on audience focus groups and said that the rise of Twitter and blogs for instant theater criticism was damaging to shows.
I see it," Mr. Christie said, with the first question from the audience focusing on 2012.
Naturally, the show here, introducing him to a German audience, focuses on his antiwar agitprop.
"We wanted to keep the audience focused on the vitality of spirit that kept people going".
Rob Cox (@rob1cox) Dilma Rousseff knows her audience: focused on investments, fiscal prudence, privatizations, controlling inflation and welcoming FDI.
The Kremlin-controlled Channel One, the Russian TV network with the largest audience, focussed instead on how Putin's stance was winning the sympathies of Americans.
