The phrase "audience stance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the position or perspective that a speaker or writer adopts in relation to their audience, particularly in communication or rhetorical contexts.
Example: "The speaker's audience stance was evident in the way they tailored their message to resonate with the listeners' values and beliefs."
Alternatives: "audience perspective" or "audience position".
The visibility of openly gay characters on hit TV shows like "Glee," "The New Normal" and "Modern Family" is having a direct impact on audiences' stances on the LGBT community, a new poll has found.
Because every character is reading before an audience, each stance is doubly complicated.
While Mr. Bush's vocal support for a constitutional amendment banning same-sex marriage pleased this audience, his stance has also worried some Republicans.
One panelist, Arturo Vargas, the executive director of the National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials, said afterward that he felt "a degree of anger" over the hostility he sensed in questions from the mostly black audience about his stance on matters like illegal immigration and reparations for blacks.
The North Korean ambassador to Britain has made a rare speech to a foreign audience, defending Pyongyang's stance as a response to the provocations of the United States and South Korea.
In London, the North Korea's ambassador to Britain made a rare speech to a foreign audience, defending Pyongyang's stance as a response to the provocations of the United States and South Korea.
Argumentative text: It expresses the writer's viewpoint by presenting relative evidence to convince the audience of a particular stance.
Insofar as Biden was playing the so-called "race card" by telling his audience that Romney's stance towards Wall Street would "put you all back in chains," it was a counter-productive strategy given that the 2008 financial crisis and the ensuing Great Recession harmed Americans of all races and ethnicities.
Lots of empty promises, canned answers tweaked to fit the audience and no strong stances on the serious issues, other than Iraq (everyone wants out but disagree on timetables).
Her father Ziauddin Yousafzai backed his daughter's stance, telling the audience: "If Americans don't stand against their own Donald Trumps it (their strategy) will not work".
