The phrase "audience view" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the perspective or opinion of an audience regarding a particular subject or presentation.
Example: "In order to improve our presentation, we need to consider the audience view and adjust our content accordingly."
Alternatives: "audience perspective" or "viewpoint of the audience".
Audience View: 'It really lived up to expectations' Peter Woodruff, 32 New World Symphony's performance really lived up to expectations.
One is an audience view, from the right-hand end of the keyboard; one is focussed on Hough's face; and a third one peers straight down from above the keyboard, so you can see his fingerings clearly.
By Clarence Knapp The New Yorker, September 1 , 1928P. 19 Before a brilliant audience, View Article By Rivka Galchen By Larissa MacFarquhar By Ceridwen Dovey By David Remnick.
The coincidence of a designer showing Arab-inspired clothes -- and insisting that his audience view them without Western interpretation -- just as the world shifted its attention to the Taliban has stayed with me.
By Clarence Knapp The New Yorker, September 1 , 1928P. 19 Before a brilliant audience, View Article By Jia Tolentino By Rebecca Mead By Atul Gawande By Alan Burdick.
The ambition was to make his audience view him in a different light: as a man of conscience rather than a mere purveyor of exuberant revivalist rock'n' roll, the guise in which he had made his appearance earlier in the decade.
The audience views her as a minor".
A near-capacity audience viewed the film's Detroit premiere.
This being an election year, many in the audience viewed it as the beginning of Mr. Pataki's campaign.
It drew an average consolidated weekly audience – viewing across all platforms over seven days – of 8.2 million across the series.
Indeed, sex and chess seems to be a persistent theme, the former being the one reliable antidote to all things deemed too dull for audience viewing.
