The phrase "audience safety" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to events, performances, or presentations where the well-being of the audience is a concern.
Example: "The organizers implemented several measures to ensure audience safety during the concert."
Alternatives: "spectator safety" or "attendee safety".
Audience safety has usually involved ensuring that audience members can exit a theatre quickly in the event of fire or other emergency.
The lawsuit claims the Astros were negligent in failing to use reasonable care in firing the T-shirt cannon, failing to provide warnings and reminders to fans about the risk the cannons pose and failing to properly supervise staff to ensure audience safety, among other claims.
Tollett had publicized it as the opposite of Woodstock '99, stressing audience safety and comfort.
On the evening of Saturday 8 June, the People's Procession and the Showdown on the Foyle cannot be viewed from Ebrington Square or the eastern bank of the Foyle at St Columb's Park for the purposes of audience safety and good sightlines.
It's put those capabilities to use in the past to encourage users to vote or register to be an organ donor, but today the company announced something applicable to an even broader audience: Safety Check, a new feature that lets you tell your family and friends that you're safe in the wake of a natural disaster or other crisis.
Audience safety is always the number one priority on a One Direction tour".
If anything, Corral told the audience, the safety issue applied more to her North Hollywood neighborhood because of its concentration of schools and heavy traffic.
Boredoms were formed in early 1986 by Yamantaka Eye, who at the time acted as front man for the infamous and highly controversial noise/performance art act Hanatarash, locally notorious for its extremely dangerous live shows consisting entirely of on-stage destruction and complete disregard for the audience's safety.
The 19th century also marked the advent of increased concern for audience comfort and safety.
The two officers were returning from a convention in Cremona, where they had been addressed a student audience on road safety.
Headland has comic smarts enough to venture both filthily revisionist readings of My So-Called Life and riffs on the Potsdam conference, while refusing her audience any comforting safety nets.
