The phrase "audience speculation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the thoughts, theories, or assumptions that an audience may have about a particular topic, event, or performance.
Example: "The film's ambiguous ending led to much audience speculation about the characters' fates."
Alternatives: "viewer conjecture" or "spectator theories".
As they migrated to specialty shops, publishers broadened their offerings and aimed at a niche audience, fueling a speculation boom among collectors in the 1980s.
At Coachella, an image of Tupac danced and sang on stage alongside live performers, thrilling the audience and prompting speculation about other possible uses for the illusion's technology.
1) The paper would benefit, especially for the broad eLife audience, from some speculation (even brief and tentative) about how topological entrapment might result in lengthwise condensation.
Specific comments requiring revisions: 1) The paper would benefit, especially for the broad eLife audience, from some speculation (even brief and tentative) about how topological entrapment might result in lengthwise condensation.
That goes double for people who built an online audience with sensational speculations about the investigation.
They begin by dancing about the state to heavy metal in their pants and vests, and end with an improvised song joyously concocted from the audience's submitted speculations on how they're going to die, from the weird to the poignant.
Ruhl trades in verbal and visual irony; she uses comedy to draw the audience into her deep speculation about our Christ-haunted civilization.
The speaker's subject matter, and the fact that she delivered her thoughts to an audience of influentials, stoked speculation about her mayoral ambitions.
The "Harry Potter" series is moving into darker territory to attract a slightly older, teenage audience, and there is speculation in Hollywood that the "Lord of the Rings" series will supplant "Harry Potter" as the season's box-office champion.
But the timing of the speech by Mrs. Daniels, and the fact that she agreed to make her debut before a crowd of more than 1,000 people and a live national cable television audience, has intensified the speculation about a presidential run.
