The phrase "audience situation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the context or circumstances in which an audience is engaged, particularly in communication, presentations, or performances.
Example: "Understanding the audience situation is crucial for tailoring your message effectively."
Alternatives: "audience context" or "audience environment".
"The audience situation is extremely critical to opening this up," she said.
The more appropriate to audience, situation, and topic your planning and delivery, the more likely it is that you will achieve your communication goal.
So here is my personal attempt at describing modern etiquette of mobile device use (cellphones, tablets, and assorted others) in public places, particularly public gatherings like meetings, conferences, and performances where you are in an audience situation and your primary attention ought to be on something happening in the room.
This active position for the audience is as close to a real consultation situation as possible.
This third course in the Immunology core curriculum develops effective presentation skills that are appropriate for a given audience and situation.
From the time he moved to Europe, Waldron played mostly in a free style, while being able to play in a more traditional style when the audience or situation required it.
It was observed that men positioned themselves differently in the two discourses depending on their audience and situation.
"No other art form is so good at putting its audience in situations so extreme that they amount to an emotional workout," he said.
During the audience, current situations in Syria and ways of ending all kinds of violence, bloodshed, terrifying of innocents and human rights abuses in Syria were reviewed.
Establishing a schedule of audience-pleasing situation comedies (Happy Days [1974 84], Laverne and Shirley [1976 83], and Three's Company [1977 84]) and sexually charged dramatic series (Charlie's Angels [1976 81], The Love Boat [1977 86]], and Fantasy Island [1978 84]), Silverman rapidly elevated ABC to the coveted number one slot.
Chicago is host to an experience that invites the audience into situations that are not casually available all at once, if ever: the living room of a Muslim imam and his wife, a chilling townhall meeting, a passionate exchange between Muslim millennials, a mainstream Midwest suburban household conflicted by sympathies and ambitions.
