The phrase "auditorium standing" is not a standard expression in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a context where you are referring to a standing area within an auditorium, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "The auditorium standing was filled with enthusiastic fans waiting for the concert to begin."
Alternatives: "standing area in the auditorium" or "auditorium standing room".
It was after my first talk to a packed auditorium, standing-room only.
The chorus had crept into the auditorium and, standing on each side, carefully assembled a piece of musical clockwork, turning lines of counterpoint into heavenly harmony as they sang of the joys and pains of love.
In one such advert, a young girl is shown playing the violin in front of an orchestra in a huge auditorium, with everyone standing up and applauding.
Its recruiting sessions, held in campus auditoriums, were typically standing room only.
When he returned about an hour and 20 minutes later, the crowd in the packed auditorium gave him a standing ovation and thousands of well-wishers expressed relief on social media.
After the event, I met one of these business owners, Wayne Michaelis, standing outside the auditorium.
The auditorium is packed — people are standing at the back, in front of the stage, and in the aisles.
Standing in an auditorium adorned with large photos of previous speakers, Bush said that the photos "Bring back really fond memories.
A little over a year ago, he was at center stage -- standing in an auditorium at the North American International Auto Show here and introducing prototypes for future vehicles.
The designers were defending their work in front of the judges, droning on as sometimes happens in real, unedited life, when a woman who'd been standing in the auditorium, along with Gunn, approached him.
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y). entered the auditorium at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine to standing applause Friday afternoon as she arrived to tape an hour-long TV special on the Green New Deal, her signature policy proposal, with MSNBC's Chris Hayes.
