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Discover LudwigThe phrase "audience increases" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the growth or rise in the number of people attending an event, viewing a performance, or engaging with content.
Example: "As the marketing campaign gained traction, the audience increases were evident in the attendance figures for the concert."
Alternatives: "audience growth" or "rise in audience size".
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A live statement, with or without an audience, increases the perceived importance of the apology.
A key implication is that tailoring frames to the target audience increases effectiveness in policy design and communication.
Speaking the same language as the audience increases the odds that they will hear you, understand you, and be inspired by you.
Preliminary fall 2012 estimates showed year-to-year audience increases for those two shows, NPR said, but the figures were for major markets only.
There were also big audience increases for Radios 1, 2 and 5 Live – with Chris Evans, who took over from Terry Wogan earlier this year bringing more than a million new listeners to his Radio 2 breakfast show.
The presence of a studio audience increases the feel of the final performance of a cult theatre show and Linehan democratically gives O'Dowd, Ayoade and Parkinson a big solo moment each, a sort of bow to the viewers.
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Digital display advertising and transactional revenues grew by 24% as the company's online audience increased.
The audience increased to 6.5 million and a 24.1% share when ITV1+1 is included.
CNN's prime-time audience increased 40percentt from the year before, to 662,000 people.
The live coverage on the channel has seen its audience increase by 21%.
The audience increased from several dozen in the early afternoon to nearly 90 several hours later.
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