"online consumption" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when talking about the purchase of goods or services over the internet. For example: "The growth of online consumption has had a major impact on traditional retail stores."
Analysts say the Web site represents the fastest-growing part of CNN's revenue, reflecting the sharp increase in online consumption.
"Radio 1 has been experimenting with something we used to call 'visualisation' for online consumption," she said.
Tim Reed had mentioned the Twitch rumors to me, too, explaining that the online consumption for e-sports was huge.
And meanwhile, remember that "all BBC TV and radio services are facing a challenge from the audience shift to online consumption.
Many papers bet that online consumption might whet readers' appetites for news, much as free airtime on the radio boosts rather than undermines album sales.
As manga has grown in popularity, especially in online consumption, so have run-ins with the authorities over Japanese culture's different taboos about nudity and sexual content.
Focusing on online news consumption, offline news consumption, and face-to-face social interactions, we define ideological segregation in each domain using standard indices from the literature on racial segregation.
Moreover, they are digital pioneers, adopting technology faster than any other segment and showing higher rates of smartphone use, online video consumption and Internet connectivity.
When online, news consumption becomes more multi-media, taking in text, image, audio and video.
"Online video consumption is off the charts," he said at an industry conference.
Perhaps the bite-size style of online news consumption doesn't translate to TV, after all.
