The phrase "audience representative" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person or entity that represents the interests or views of a specific audience in discussions, presentations, or decision-making processes.
Example: "During the meeting, the audience representative voiced the concerns of the attendees regarding the proposed changes."
Alternatives: "audience advocate" or "audience spokesperson".
WASHINGTON — President Obama was backstage at an auditorium at George Washington University last April preparing to give a major speech, when William M. Daley, then his chief of staff, spied an unexpected guest in the audience: Representative Paul D. Ryan, the Republican chairman of the House Budget Committee, whose budget plan Mr. Obama was about to shred.
Paolo Presta serves as the audience representative, asking the questions we yearn to ask, sharing the laughs we dream of sharing, and forging meaningful connections we can all enjoy.
At a recent test on the sunny quad with a media audience, representatives from the firm that sells Cuisinart grills were there.
To adapt the dissemination of results to different audiences, representatives of all groups involved in the project will participate in the dissemination process.
To this friendly luncheon audience -- representative of supporters whose enthusiasm is central to Mrs. Clinton's political hopes -- the first lady offered an appealing menu of proposals.
All I will say is I didn't think the audience was representative of the views of British people.
If this audience is representative of those who will be attending the Old Vic, Spacey's clientele will not warrant his opprobrium.
Before an audience in Representative Aaron Schock's district, Mr. Obama praised him as "a very talented young man" and expressed "great confidence in him to do the right thing for the people of Peoria".
While former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney, a Mormon, was in the audience, a representative of the Boston region's significant Mormon population also was not in the program.
Speaking on the occasion in Urdu which pleasantly surprised the audience, UNICEF Representative Thomas McDermott said, "UNICEF will start construction of 62 schools shortly and plans to complete construction of 250 primary schools in AJK over the next three years.
The audience included representatives from the Kohlberg Foundation, the Mertz Gilmore Foundation, the Rockefeller Brothers Fund and the Open Society Foundations, which were founded by the billionaire financier George Soros.
