'survey audience' is a correct and usable expression in written English.
You use it when you are referring to the individuals who are being surveyed for research or feedback. For example, "We received over 200 responses to our survey, so we had a large survey audience."
The film earned a "B" from Cinemascore, which surveys audience members, and a ninety-three-per-cent-positive rating from Rotten Tomatoes, which tracks critics' responses — so it was perceived as both satisfying and actually good.
This left little space for the surveyed audience to improve over the system results.
For this reason, the results of audified EEG presented here are obtained from the surveyed audience including non-healthcare professionals.
This is done in order to explain to the surveyed audience how the output of the classifier typically looks for seizure and background EEG in the form of binary, probabilistic and spatio-temporal colormap output.
The other points, 'Clin aEEG', 'Clin aEEG + Bin', 'Clin aEEG + Prob', 'Clin aEEG + Color', and 'Clin aEEG + Aud' indicate the performance achieved by the surveyed audience using aEEG alone, aEEG + binary, aEEG + probabilistic, aEEG + spatio-temporal colormap, and aEEG + audified EEG, respectively.
Over the past 10 months we have surveyed audiences at the Royal Shakespeare Company in Stratford, the Young Vic in London and Plymouth's Drum theatre.
We also constantly survey our audience, and find people trust Sky Sports News.
You can't ask everyone, so you go to a concert venue near your house and survey the audience.
Manford will start a routine on how often men masturbate (and survey the audience on the subject), producing not a tirade about hypocrisy, but some very forgiving jokes about finding the subject uncomfortable.
His master's thesis was a survey of audience responses to a radio soap opera, Big Sister.
