The phrase "audio editions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to versions of books, articles, or other content that are available in audio format.
Example: "The library offers a wide selection of audio editions of popular novels for those who prefer listening to reading."
Alternatives: "audiobooks" or "audio formats".
At HarperCollins, Mr. Miller said he was considering offering both e-book and audio editions of the hardcovers at no extra cost to the consumer.
Jim Dale, above, who narrated the previous audio editions, will be heard once again as all the characters in the new adventure.
To date, the print, e-book and audio editions of "Decision Points" have sold 3.1 million copies, mostly in hardcover, said David Drake, a spokesman for Crown, part of Random House.
The new group will also release electronic books and digital audio editions of all its titles, said Jane Friedman, president and chief executive of HarperCollins, a unit of the News Corporation.
Christopher S. Danielsen, a spokesman for the National Federation of the Blind, said the settlement would bring benefits for the visually impaired because the more than seven million books scanned by Google would be made available in audio editions.
04 Oct 2011 Section: Definitions Clarified that "Licensed Products" includes a) free-to-consumer and charged for products; and b) all editions (including printed, electronic and audio editions) of Guardian & Observer books.
The audio edition will be published on 7 September.
The Guardian Audio Edition: 19 March 2013 - The budget, if Osborne has no answers, who does?
Ms. Giffords has recorded the final chapter of the book for an audio edition of the memoir.
We also offer an E Ink edition for Kindle and Nook, editions through Zinio and Texture, and an audio edition of selected pieces from audible.com.com
We also offer an E Ink edition for Kindle and Nook, editions through Zinio and Texture, and an audio edition of selected pieces from Audm.com and audible.com.com
