The phrase "audio documentation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the process of recording audio for the purpose of documenting information, events, or experiences.
Example: "The audio documentation of the conference will be available for those who could not attend in person."
Alternatives: "audio recording" or "sound documentation".
Images and audio documentation of this period fall far short of what one would like.
They can grab pieces of the content, such as embeddable video, audio, documentation and images, to repurpose as blog posts and online stories, which can also send trackbacks to help pool collective coverage.
The research deployed a mixed-method approach including audio documentation, observation, focus groups and interviews to look at the use of spectrality in the making of atmospheres associated with A Knight's Peril, an interactive game played at Bodiam Castle in the South East of England.
This might be why we got a 50-minute edit of the 24-hour-long song the band released digitally last year, as if the world needed more audio documentation of the Flaming Lips saying, "Fuck it".
If you do discover what you feel to be photographic or audio documentation of a ghost in your home, be ready for others to dismiss your 'evidence' with amusement.
That quintessential American trait, self-reinvention, may well be threatened in the hard world of video and audio documentations and the chase of objective truth.
The interviews will be audio taped for documentation and analysis to guarantee transparency.
Upon conclusion of the interviews, both forms of documentation (audio and written) were reviewed and analyzed to facilitate preparation of a comprehensive report.
The exceptions to this are straight HDMI connects, or Mini-DisplayPorts that support audio (check your Mac's documentation).
This exhibition, which was organized with the Gala-Salvador Dali Figuereson in FiguereSpainain, features drawings, photographs, films, audio recordings and other documentation of the original world's fair pavilion.
The availability of adequate alternative methods of documentation, including high-resolution photography, audio recording, and nonlethal sampling, provide an opportunity to revisit and reconsider field collection practices and policies.
