The phrase "a tool to listen" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a device, application, or method that facilitates listening or understanding information, sounds, or communications.
Example: "This app serves as a tool to listen to various podcasts and audiobooks on the go."
Alternatives: "a means to hear" or "a device for listening".
Physicians use the stethoscope as a common tool to listen to the heart sounds and make a correct diagnosis.
Social media can be a powerful tool to listen to, engage with and gain access to customers that you would otherwise not be able to connect with.
The idea is to teach the students to use their ears as an umpiring tool, to listen for the separate sounds of the foot on the bag and the ball in the glove — "a thud and a pop," as the veteran major league umpire Mike Winters described them.
Odeo had tools to listen and sync, and a directory (iTunes, iTunes,and iTunes), but lacked the feature that everyone was looking forward to: the podcast creator.
As a result, anyone using a shared wifi network, like in a college dorm, a hotel, or on a home network, is broadcasting any usernames and passwords associated with the account, and the specific pages you're looking at, to anyone with the tools to listen.
Do you honestly think that your super-cool headphones are merely designed as a tool used to listen to your favourite techno music?
Many resident advisers see unionizing as a tool to get the university to listen to their complaints and to raise their wages.
They became a duo in 2011, releasing a collection of traditional songs, The Seas Are Deep, a tool to make more people listen to them, more than anything else, they confess.
Quixotic though they may be, the instructions for individualized playback of "HPSCHD" are offered as a tool to create a multiplicity of listening experiences.
A posting at PaidContent.org kicked off the rumor mill with several ideas for features that could be rolled out by the end of the year: areas for musicians to promote themselves, a tool for listening to snippets of songs, even partnerships with the Apple music store iTunes and iLike, the most popular independent Facebook music application.
