The phrase "audience on whether" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the opinions or perspectives of a group regarding a specific issue or decision.
Example: "The researchers sought to gauge the audience on whether they supported the proposed changes to the policy."
Alternatives: "viewers on whether" or "spectators regarding whether".
Berkman Center Executive Director John Palfrey moderates a discussion with the audience on whether the internet is good for democracy.
Put results into perspective to guide your audience on whether they are good or bad and whether action is needed and how urgently.
In this case: polling Hannity's audience on whether he should deport 11 million undocumented immigrants out of the country.
After some confusion by the audience on whether it would be appropriate to applaud, I got up from my seat and situated myself behind the podium.
I'm guessing that Phillip, as the remaining pretty white boy, is probably a lock for the Final 2, and who joins him will depend on whether the audience wants stage presence (Joshua) or a marketable modern sound (Jessica), since both are technically accomplished and could sing the phone book in an array of mindblowing ways.
Ms Fine also points out that although all newspapers are being buffeted by the internet, their ability to respond will probably depend on whether their audiences are national, metropolitan or local.
Chance is a livewire performer who keeps his audience on their toes, whether humbly thanking them for their support, becoming a human beatbox or shimmying from stage left to right as if by magic footwork, a la Michael Jackson.
The men were appearing on the BBC's Question Time programme, answering an audience question on whether or not Britain is "overcrowded".
Big discussion in the audience here, on whether Kevin was in on the joke or not... https://t.co/TfoBy9J1cY.
One morning, a few days after the fatwa, he woke up and switched on the television to see a British studio audience voting on whether he should be killed.
When it comes to world-building, there's a lot to catch an audience up on, whether it be about how exactly that boy lived or years of magical history. .
