The phrase "audience testing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to evaluating a product, service, or content by gathering feedback from a specific group of people.
Example: "Before launching the new app, we conducted audience testing to ensure it met user expectations."
Alternatives: "user testing" or "consumer testing".
The interviews will take part in front of an 800-strong audience, testing the potential candidates' media skills in a high-pressure situation.
Modern festive "holiday" films rarely connect with audiences because studios fear that showing the darker side of life will lead to poor audience testing scores.
Politically the series has always sought to challenge the perceived liberalism of its audience, testing how far viewers could really go in their alleged acceptance of nontraditional relationships.
No pilot, no audience testing.
Stewart White hosts a debate with a live audience testing the key policies affecting the East of England.
That's what's so incredible about the live audience, testing out all the jokes.
But when it comes to motion pictures, we're adopting a technology that hasn't been audience tested.
Next, we'll hear from Jesse Yedinak, project director with the Centers for Epidemiology and Environmental Health at Brown University School of Public Health, who'll highlight the development of Rhode Island's innovative website, PreventOverdoseRI.org, including identifying key audiences, testing messages with target populations, and using visual options to enhance informing.
"Janie Jones" effectively captures a grubby club circuit where rowdy audiences test a performer's mettle.
Directors have been hired and fired, scripts tweaked, audiences tested and endings reshot in search of a movie formula that appeals to men and women.
More than simply an innovative approach to income generation, crowdfunding provides arts organisations with opportunities to develop new audiences, test new ways of working and generate advocacy and PR opportunities.
