"available for audiences" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it to refer to something that can be experienced, watched, or enjoyed by a large group of people. For example, "The new movie is now available for audiences to enjoy!".
Headsets are available for audiences who want the simultaneous English translation, but that system has problems.
The remaining two, while still available for audiences in 48 or 24fps, have tended to be shown to critics only in the latter format.
The Met will make this bold pairing of romance and dark passion available for audiences around the world when it simulcasts the Feb. 14 matinee performance as a sort of Valentine's Day special to more than 2,000 theaters in 69 countries.
I'm more available for audience participation.
"It maybe says something about the range of work that is available for UK audiences," said Tackley.
Even so, what's available for London audiences to see now, especially in terms of wider repertoire and a longer view of film history, is limited compared to what was once available on the city's rep circuit – a network that, as screen after screen went dark, increasingly came to resemble a sinking Atlantis of inspired programming.
Both are Korean phenomenons, and now both are available for U.S. audiences.
This also includes live video coverage of events and simulcasts of the BBC News Channel - although live streams are only available for UK audiences.
"It definitely heightens the awareness of the movies and the studios are smart to make these movies more available for the audience," said Paul Dergarabedian, president of Exhibitor Relations, which tracks ticket sales.
As in the original production, the Folksbiene revival leans more to Yiddish than English, and for once at the Folksbiene, no simultaneous translation via headsets assists the English-speaking Yiddish impaired, though headsets are available for Russian-speaking audiences.
For starters, Facebook is making its tools more widely available for a global audience — an acknowledgement of the issue going beyond Facebook's core audience of English speaking users.
