The phrase "audio exhibit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a presentation or display of audio materials, often in a museum or educational context.
Example: "The museum's new audio exhibit allows visitors to listen to historical recordings while viewing the artifacts."
Alternatives: "audio display" or "sound exhibit".
The audio exhibit gives visitors the opportunity to learn about the creationist view of how the Causeway was formed.
An audio exhibit revealed how people's explanation of how the Causeway was formed developed as scientific understanding improved.
Are we home yet?" is a photomontage and audio exhibit sharing how recently resettled refugee youth articulate the idea of home.
An audio exhibit there helps visitors to try to get a sense for the brutal harassment endured during the nonviolent protests against segregation.
This year's collection includes paintings, audio exhibits, textiles, sculptures and mixed media.
The recordings — which include auto racing, thoroughbred racing, hockey and tennis events — will eventually help the library create online sports audio exhibits, DeAnna said.
Audio, exhibits, photos & videos of our past programs are online.
Moreover, the characteristics of the audio usually exhibit a higher degree of variability.
Since many audio signals exhibit a large degree of tonality, that is, their frequency spectrum is characterized by a finite number of dominant frequency components, it is useful to analyze LP of audio signals in the frequency domain, that is, from a spectral estimation point of view.
On October 16, 2007, the Foundation opened a new interactive audio visual exhibit on the first floor, detailing the history of the building and its contribution to Chicago architecture.
An audio-visual exhibit at Kensington Palace, where she lived, is devoted to "Diana: A Princess Remembered".
