The phrase "acoustic expert" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to someone who has specialized knowledge or skills in the field of acoustics, such as sound engineering or noise control.
Example: "The acoustic expert was called in to assess the sound quality of the new concert hall."
Alternatives: "sound specialist" or "audio consultant".
Richard R. James, an acoustic expert hired by residents of Vinalhaven to help them quantify the noise problem, said there was a simpler solution: do not put the turbines so close to where people live.
I myself didn't have any capital as a young musician, but I was able to offer my experience and knowledge as an acoustic expert and connoisseur of old string instruments.
To ensure the space within the warehouse sounded not only great, but also could adapt to a variety of performances, Brinkworth consulted with music producer Giles Martin and acoustic expert Nick Whitaker from Miloco Builds, who specialise in recording studios.
I am admittedly not an acoustic expert; however, I had the pleasure of sitting next to Paula Citron, arts reviewer for Classical 96.3 FM and a contributing writer for The Globe and Mail, who is an expert, and she was nothing short of effusive in her accolades.
Acoustic experts added that trains running at more than 300km/h make disproportionate noise because aerodynamic noise becomes more influential at this speed.
Kawalek has worked with an architect, acoustic experts and a theater consultant.
I may be mistaken, but I do not believe our city staff has any acoustic experts.
Some other acoustic experts, however, have stated that no more than eight shots were recorded on the audio tape.
Acoustic experts have also warned that the rail authority is underestimating how loud the trains will be.
Sisi's voice on the tapes has been authenticated by British forensic acoustic experts, who had previously confirmed the voice of Mamdouh Shahin, his military legal advisor.
The main auditorium's convex acoustical shell and molded balconies were planned by the acoustics expert Yasuhisa Toyota, with whom Gehry collaborated on the Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles.
