The phrase "audio consumption" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the act of listening to audio content, such as music, podcasts, or audiobooks.
Example: "With the rise of streaming services, audio consumption has significantly increased among younger audiences."
Alternatives: "audio listening" or "audio usage".
"Audio consumption is always about a gap between producer and listener," she said.
Lunny: Any plans to leverage new digital business models for NOW audio consumption?
Would you prefer an audio podcast or should we strip the video for audio consumption?
Traditionally, audio consumption has occurred in a dedicated manner with single-purpose hardware and single-purpose applications.
Update: 1/31/18: Note that Nielsen's definition of audio consumption excludes radio airplay, the radio people want you to know.
On-demand audio streaming now accounts for 54percentt of total audio consumption, Nielsen also said, up from 38percentt of the total in 2016 and 22percentt in 2015.
Yet with wireless earbuds going mainstream thanks to the unveiling of Apple's AirPods, we're poised to see an explosion of shorter audio content consumption and creation.
Now there's an established ecosystem in place in which audio content consumption and discovery is in line with the consumer demand and verve for voice-based search and a voice-first experience.
The AFB was operated at 792 kHz to process, in real-time, 24 kHz audio, with the power consumption being approximately 80.6 μW (at 1 V).
"A LightSpeaker package eventually pays for itself, through savings on professional installation, separate audio components and energy consumption," concluded Jacobs.
Reducing power consumption in audio frequency power amplifiers (AFPAs) [4] of forward-looking sonar system [5] remains a great challenge.
