The phrase "audience statistics" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to data or information about the demographics, behaviors, or preferences of a specific audience, often in the context of marketing, media, or research.
Example: "The marketing team analyzed the audience statistics to better tailor their advertising strategy."
Alternatives: "viewership data" or "demographic information".
First, there were the errors in the way the company reported audience statistics to advertisers.
The selective use of audience statistics and facts does not do justice to Lincoln Center's impact.
Web audience statistics place the site as the 12th most popular in the UK, ahead of PayPal and Mail Online.
This year's final was also the biggest audience of any Wimbledon final since at least 1990, the earliest that accurate audience statistics are available.
(Netflix doesn't release any audience statistics, but "Making a Murderer" has generated widespread discussion in social and traditional media). Yet after the shows are over, audiences still hunger for narrative resolution.
In turn, the uploaders get a comprehensive set of audience statistics and hopefully some visibility.
Then he drowned the audience in economic statistics that have little bearing on people's lives, but sounded upbeat, unlike the grim economic forecasts that one hears these days from Cabinet members as well as independent analysts, Russian and foreign.
It was a sophisticated production: Chai, in fashionable faded jeans and a white blouse, delivered a fast-paced, TED-style talk to a rapt studio audience, unspooling grim statistics and scenes in which bureaucrats admitted that powerful companies and agencies had rendered them incapable of protecting public health.
She got the attention of her audience with grim statistics.
He has a tendency to bludgeon his audience into submission with statistics.
Country doubled its audience, according to Recording Industry Association of America statistics, and for the first time its biggest stars dwarfed those in the mainstream.
