The phrase "most seen" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to something that is frequently witnessed or observed, as in "This is the most seen bird species in our region."
Regardless of how far she makes it in this year's draw, Stephens will be one of the most seen players at the tournament.
But Mr. Weld said those figures were deceptive, since he believed "the real election" occurred in the September primary, when voters picked him and Dr. Silber as the two candidates most seen as outsiders and likely to bring about change.
Investment, including in soccer programs, is pouring into those neighborhoods most seen as white – downtown, midtown, Corktown – and positive media representation is often only going to white success stories.
Seventy years after its premiere "Gone With the Wind" remains at or near the top of many lists of the most seen, most loved, most admired movies, right up there along with "Star Wars," "Casablanca" and "The Godfather".
In other programming ventures the Philharmonic will highlight the musical tastes of the man most seen on its podium: Alan Gilbert, who will be in his fourth season as music director.
His subjects are antique vessels (a silvered glass cup, a brass coffeepot, several ceramic and enamelled pitchers) all showing signs of use, most seen in splendid isolation; they can be read as modest self-portraits.
Honeybees were the second most-seen bee with 193,837 sightings.
Foxes were the second most-seen visitor with 40% of people seeing one in their rural garden at least once a month.
The most-seen film is Birdman, with only 2% of voters missing it, while a pretty sizeable 7% missed The Theory of Everything and Whiplash.
Pudovkin uses the same montage techniques to lighter effect in his most-seen film today, Chess Fever (1925), whose popularity is as much for its rarity value (a Soviet comedy!) as its wit.
In October, at the CMJ Music Marathon, it was one of the most-discussed bands, and maybe the most-seen as well, with more than a dozen shows in five days.
