"gather audience" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to the process of gathering a group of people to observe or participate in something, such as a presentation. For example: "In order to make the event a success, we need to begin to gather an audience."
"In this era of fractionalizing audiences," Wright said, "the ability of the Olympics to gather audiences of that size will only get more valuable".
The emo bands Fall Out Boy and My Chemical Romance began to gather audiences on the site, paving the way for later groups like the Arctic Monkeys, who charted because of online fan bases.
They gather audiences around brands rather than channels.
"Last year we learned how to walk," he told lawmakers and the gathered audience, which included Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and the governor's girlfriend, the Food Network star Sandra Lee.
While the project, titled Recording in Progress, is being described as a living art installation, aside from the unusual location and the gathered audience there is little to distinguish it from any ordinary music studio.
Now in its second year, the UGRE this month brought together Leeds students presenting to the gathered audience on subjects as varied as ancient Cypriot art to the image of the Chinese dragon, social media in social change to gender in James Joyce's Ulysses.
Starbucks is smartly looking to create products that speak to the audience it has gathered, not to gather an audience around its new products".
Via a Facebook post, he managed to gather an audience of more than 200 people with just an hour's notice.
If "Rock Center With Brian Williams" has proved anything in the last year and a half, it is this: However hard it is to gather an audience for any kind of show in prime time, for news programming, the task is even harder.
