The phrase "audio monitor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a device that allows you to listen to audio signals, often used in contexts like music production, broadcasting, or surveillance.
Example: "The sound engineer adjusted the audio monitor to ensure the levels were balanced during the recording session."
Alternatives: "sound monitor" or "audio speaker".
The right cup has a large volume dial, an audio monitor button and a call handling button.
While waiting in his dressing room before the show that night, Mr. La Verdiere turned off the audio monitor so he would not hear the audience when it was announced that he was replacing Mr. Broderick.
The electromyographer usually assesses the IP signals subjectively by their appearance on the oscilloscope screen and by their sound on the audio monitor.
One of the watches was also found to function as a listening device, with further implications for privacy and security as it could allow a parent or stranger with "some technical knowledge" to audio monitor the surroundings of the child, without any clear indication on the physical watch that this is taking place.
No longer is it enough to simply hear one's baby howling from the next room, with a walkie-talkie style audio monitor (or, for that matter, through the walls).
The electrode's output was amplified and then fed to a signal processor (Tucker-Davis Technologies, RP2), oscilloscope, and audio monitor.
Both dressing rooms are outfitted with sinks, lighted mirrors, video and audio monitoring systems.
He said he heard his team yell "Wow!" through audio monitors as the image materialized on his screen.
Give workers a clear notification that video or audio monitoring is being carried out, and where and why it is being carried out.
Qualcomm also said its system would provide ground operations with real-time video and audio monitoring of a plane's cabin and cockpit.
The only difference between the two experiences was that in one, people laughed, a physical reaction that the scientists quantified with audio monitors.
