The phrase "address audio" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics related to audio processing, sound management, or addressing audio issues in a technical context.
Example: "In the meeting, we need to address audio quality to ensure clear communication among all participants."
Alternatives: "tackle audio" or "handle audio".
Hainsworth improves the particle-filter-based method to address raw audio data [11].
Trump told the Post he may make a speech or remarks on Saturday evening to further address the audio recording.
We also addressed potential audio issues by including headphones, as augmented audio output increases usability for older adult users of touchscreen technology [ 51].
"It's a war against Muslims and Islam," Awlaki bellowed in an audio address.
In an audio address on Aleppo, Jabhat Fatah al-Sham's leader, Abu Mohammad al-Jolani, urged fighters to remain steadfast, and hinted at the broader significance of the Aleppo campaign.
But Mr. Romney's audio address, at least so far, is not quite as advanced as his recent mobile phone app, which was used to announce the vice-presidential pick.
On November 10 last year, jihadists in Yemen — as well as in Libya, Egypt and Algeria — also pledged their loyalty to Baghdadi, who formally accepted their pledges in an audio address three days later.
The audio address, titled "Even if the Disbelievers Despise Such," after an Islamic verse, purports to have been given by Abu Bakr Baghdadi, the self-styled "caliph" of the militant organization.
The idea is to make the traditionally unaffected public-address announcer the audio component of an N.B.A. arena's dizzying mix of cheerleaders, costumed mascots and scoreboard prompts.
That's a serious market, too, and the company's new partnership with Sonance shows Sonos is committed to addressing the home audio enthusiast while building products to compete with Apple and Amazon.
