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Discover LudwigThe phrase "for mass audiences" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to something that is intended to be consumed or viewed by a large group of people. Example: The new movie was marketed as a family-friendly film, but it was clearly created for mass audiences with its action-packed scenes and generic plot.
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Above all, his poetry is declamatory, for mass audiences.
"It's just not an appealing genre for mass audiences".
Shakespeare, he said, should be treated almost as a pop writer who wrote for mass audiences.
The economics of online video work for small, niche audiences, but not for mass audiences.
"He produced films for the people of Cambodia," said Santha Leng, and not for mass audiences in other countries.
Yet she insists that there is absolutely no disparity between her privileged background and making movies for mass audiences.
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I think the way forward for mass audience blogs is with group blogs.
"Of course he didn't write plays for a few people - he was writing for mass audience, so I think it's very important that television touches on all the great literature in the world".
It is commonly used for recording television productions that are intended for rebroadcasting to mass audiences.
Grandage's swashbuckling attack is meant for a mass audience, not for the reading room.
Grandage's swashbuckling attack on the play is meant for the mass audience, not for the reading room.
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