The phrase "audible aids" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to tools or resources that provide auditory assistance, often in contexts related to education or accessibility.
Example: "The school provides various audible aids to help students with visual impairments access the curriculum."
Alternatives: "audio assistance" or "sound aids".
A similar result was also found in an earlier study by Wise (2003), where tinnitus was less audible when hearing aids were programmed using DSL rather than NAL-NL1 formulae, while participants preferred NAL-NL1 for speech perception.
The volume settings that the OTC hearing aids could achieve before audible or visible feedback occurred were measured.
Representatives of Dick Clark Productions retorted by telling the Los Angeles Times that there were enough stage monitors amplifying Carey's prerecorded music that it would have been audible to her even without the aid of an earpiece.
EIN is the internal electronic noise of the hearing aid and it becomes audible and disturbing if it is too high [ 17].
When hearing aids bring sound into an audible range for an individual with impaired hearing, the effects on the auditory system that would otherwise be deprived of sensory input are believed to be lessened.
The proportion of speech that is audible and usable for a listener, with or without a hearing aid, can be quantified by using a procedure known as the Speech Intelligibility Index.
And now that two Somali youth are in custody and one pleading guilty to aiding al-Shabab and the second's process being underway, the metaphorical audible whispers of the community have been: the stage is set for the FBI to make multiple arrests during the holy month of Ramadan and right before the eighth 9/11 memorial day.
McCartney participated in Live Aid, performing "Let it Be", but technical difficulties rendered his vocals and piano barely audible for the first two verses, punctuated by squeals of feedback.
One of the most challenging problems found in the design of hearing aids is the reduction of undesired noise and interference signals to increase speech intelligibility without introducing audible distortions in the target speech.
