The phrase "audience opinion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the views or feedback of a specific group of people who are watching or listening to a presentation, performance, or media content.
Example: "The director took the audience opinion into account when making changes to the final cut of the film."
Alternatives: "viewer feedback" or "spectator perspective".
A sampling of audience opinion after one of the talks gathers praise for his "encyclopedic knowledge".
Collecting audience data on the fly to measure and inform audience opinion.
Photograph: Sarah Lee Few directors are capable of dividing critical and audience opinion quite like Katie Mitchell.
The BBC Trust has approved plans to extend the hours of the corporation's children's channel to 9pm – it currently stops broadcasting at 7pm – in a move that has divided audience opinion.
VOTES FOR AN EXHIBITION With "Go: A Community-Curated Open Studio Project," the Brooklyn Museum is taking a page from all the television shows — "American Idol," "The Voice," "Dancing With the Stars," "America's Got Talent" — that rely heavily on audience opinion.
Not a single taster noticed the switch.Last week, in response to some behavioural economics research on media strategies and audience opinion forming, I suggested that professional journalists might want to take a more scientific and systematic approach to the field in order to improve the extent to which stories are truthfully received.
Its audience includes opinion leaders and intellectuals from throughout Indian society.
But, he added, to chuckles in the audience, "my opinion is that everyone should have a copy".
It's rather like when you're an actor, it's always a mistake to play the audience's opinion of your character.
The book, which came out in 1934, was not only popular with children but well received by the audience whose opinion she valued most.
Because German opera houses are heavily supported by state and local governments, the audience's opinion is relatively immaterial; productions are bought and sold in a marketplace of intellectual publicity.
