The phrase "audible release" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to sound, music, or speech, where a sound is intentionally made or allowed to be heard.
Example: "The musician emphasized the audible release of the notes to create a more expressive performance."
Alternatives: "audible expression" or "sound release".
There is an audible release of tension in the crowd, while.
The objective of this study is to understand the patient opinion on the mechanism and perceived therapeutic value of joint cavitation, and associated audible release.
This is called 'an unreleased stop', or, if you want to get really technical, 'a stop with no audible release'.
Unlike Mandarin but like other southern varieties of Chinese, Taiwanese has final plosives, which have no audible release, a feature that has been preserved from Middle Chinese.
It is also possible that the change in reflex activity associated with subjects having an audible release during SM may relate to gapping in the joint surfaces, as it was recently shown that vertebral segments that cavitated during SM gapped (separated) more than those that did not [ 38].
Audible releases some "quirkier" classics, including Radclyffe Hall's infamous lesbian novel, "The Well of Loneliness," as audiobooks.
Audible just released Tobias Wolff's latest collection, and I like the reading.
In 2010, Audible.com released an unabridged digital download of the book, narrated by the multiple award-winning Ralph Cosham.
During the same year, Connelly recorded an audiobook version of Paul Bowles' The Sheltering Sky, which integrates the A-List Collection of Audible.com, released in March 2012.
A factor which was brought up by both sub-groups was the importance of the audible noise released from a manipulative procedure, as evidence of successful adjustment and with a direct effect on confidence, has received limited attention in the literature.
Yams's influence is audible on the release: tracks bounce boldly between genres, and guests range from Kanye West to Rod Stewart.
