The phrase "audience selected" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a group of individuals chosen or designated by an audience for a specific purpose, such as in a performance or event.
Example: "The audience selected the winner of the talent show through a live voting process."
Alternatives: "chosen by the audience" or "picked by the audience".
Then the viewing audience selected three finalists and the next week voted for a single winner.
Each faculty contestant had five minutes to speak and 15 slides that automatically advanced every 20 seconds, and at the end of the presentations, the audience selected the winner.
The BBC said the televised debate would take place in front of an audience "selected by a reputable polling organisation to be demographically representative and with an equal number of people for and against British membership of the EU".
Ann Sophie had made it to the finals by way of a fan-voted "wild card", after competing against nine other young unknown singers at a concert in which the audience selected the victor.
Skelton's performance on that given day was based on the skits his audience selected.
This morning, the Daily Mail's front-page splash complained that the BBC audience, selected to be representative of the population at large, was clearly full of pinkos.
Your pitch should be tailor-made for your audience: select the information that will be most compelling to that specific person.
But audiences selected it among their five favourite films of the festival.
The EQUATOR guidelines were reviewed for relevance to target audiences; selected guidelines were classified as "core" (frequently recommended) or specialized, and the latter were grouped by their focus.
Facebook's selling point is that its advertising platform makes it remarkably easy to go further in reaching potential customers and aim ads at finely targeted audiences selected from the network's membership of 1 billion.
How are audiences selected for Question Time?
