The phrase "audience notes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to notes or comments intended for an audience, often in the context of presentations, speeches, or performances.
Example: "Before the presentation, I prepared some audience notes to help clarify key points for the attendees."
Alternatives: "viewer notes" or "spectator notes".
They gave listeners a sense of ownership, Ms. Stern said, much to the exasperation of ministers and playwrights who inveighed against unauthorized texts published from audience notes.
That could encourage those people to talk to you and trust your judgment, which eventually *could* help you find bigger stories that would reach a wider audience," notes Fahrenthold via email.
Diversity — of gender, race, nationality, sexual orientation, socioeconomic backgrounds and outlook — is a moral imperative as well as a necessity for improving our coverage, which, in turn, will expand our audience," notes a recently released New York Times planning document.
When Herzog resisted shooting multiple angles of one scene, he warned him, "When we have to change the film because of audience notes, you won't have the footage to do it".
Using virtual reality it literally puts the audience in the shoes of the victims of gun crime featured in our truly brilliant feature-length documentary, 'One Deadly Weekend in America.' It's the first time the BBC has ever used VR in this way, and offers a whole new way to engage an audience," notes Kavanagh, in a statement.
It's just a shame, the audience notes, that his opponent is nowhere to be seen.
) Some in the audience noted that, for Mr. Ackman, the presentation was relatively light on excitement.
At one point, Evans, peering at the audience, noted, "There must be a lawyer or two in the audience?" About thirty hands bashfully went up.
Ian Tattersall, a paleoanthropologist at the American Museum, who was in the audience, noted that the science of human origins has moved well beyond the Leakey-Johanson debate.
"As a public university with a large and varied student body, we are a central pathway for the development of a Millennial audience," noted Jackson.
A member of the delighted audience noted that it was "the first time that the song had been put into an evening dress".
