The phrase "audience policy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where guidelines or rules are established for a specific audience, such as in events, presentations, or media content.
Example: "The conference organizers have implemented a strict audience policy to ensure respectful interactions during the sessions."
Alternatives: "viewer guidelines" or "spectator regulations".
It takes an ecosystem to maintain this arts resource: strong arts organizations, an enthusiastic audience, policy and financial support from government, philanthropic generosity from businesses and individuals, and especially the talent and dedication of practicing artists in all disciplines.
Through informing and sensitizing the general audience, policy makers and risk managers can have an important impact on the exposure profiles.
In determining target audiences, policy makers should thus be aware that anti-smoking policies can have strong impacts on elderly men, but may have little effect on elderly women.
There's an audience of policy makers, there's an audience of NGOs, of human rights, of you name it.
This audience includes policy makers, foreigners interested in London's tech scene, and city workers keen to invest in UK startups with their bonuses.
If your hospitals are not there by the time you say, you're not getting there at all," Lansley told an audience of policy makers, NHS experts and private healthcare executives in the City.
But now that the European sovereign debt crisis is rattling world markets, driving the euro lower almost every day and raising doubts about the future of the monetary union, his voluminous musings have become a must-read for an influential and growing global audience, including policy makers in the White House.
He began with "infrastructure is a long word that doesn't necessarily mean a lot to many people", before reading out a dictionary definition of infrastructure to a bemused audience of policy wonks and engineering company bosses whose main specialism – apart from hoovering up government very-long-word-infrastructure contracts – is talking wonkese with very long words.
Stakeholder communication tools produced by the NSWAP include a watershed atlas to communicate the assessment results to a broader audience, including policy makers and public stakeholders.
"There's always a tendency to generalize from the outlier," Hart said to an audience of policy and immigration experts at a 13 May presentation sponsored by Georgetown University's Institute for the Study of International Migration.
In fact, even if stakeholder participation and informed decision making are advocated by many policies (e.g., Strategic Environmental Assessment directive and Environmental Impact Assessment directive), the current level of deep interaction between the scientific community and the broader audience (including policy makers) is limited.
