The phrase "audience records" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to media, marketing, or research where information about an audience is being discussed or analyzed.
Example: "The marketing team analyzed the audience records to better understand viewer preferences and tailor their campaigns accordingly."
Alternatives: "audience data" or "viewer statistics".
CHINA'S state broadcaster won't break audience records with its four hours of live television planned for November 10th, from the World Trade Organisation meeting in Doha, Qatar.
Monday's televised clash is expected to break TV audience records for a political event, possibly exceeding 100 million viewers and almost rivalling the Super Bowl.
She shattered audience records and racial barriers as the thoughts and opinions of a black woman came to dominate white suburbia.
When Hagman's character was shot in 1980 the CBS drama drew audience records and the mystery over who shot JR kept viewers glued to their seats.
Despite its latest series breaking audience records on the other side of the pond, ITV's Downton Abbey failed to win best TV series drama after coming up against Breaking Bad.
Two of his scripts, "Voyage of the Damned" and "The Stolen Earth", broke audience records for the show by being declared the second most viewed broadcasts of their respective weeks, and "Journey's End" became the first episode to be the most viewed broadcast of the week.
It is called The Audience - and the West End play has broken an audience record.
(That's an incomplete audience recording of the performance, complete with a few wrong notes).
Only one national title, the Financial Times, increased its audience, recording a 2% rise.
Below is an audience recording of that performance, captured from pretty far away and with some focus issues.
Some may prefer the Oade brothers' audience recording, which has the tinny sound of the old pavilion, but it would be cruel to foist that on newcomers.
