The phrase "audio record" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of capturing sound or the resulting file that contains recorded audio.
Example: "I need to audio record the interview for my research project."
Alternatives: "audio recording" or "sound recording".
In hiding, Mr. Melnichenko says he is transcribing the audio record, but will not release more tapes until the recordings are judged authentic by independent experts.
The audio record would help note-takers find details missing from their written notes, and the handwritten notes would serve as a guide to the audio record, letting users quickly dart to the words they wanted to rehear.
"Making an audio record of their proceedings seems to be a pretty low priority for the Supreme Court," he said.
You can listen to an audio record of December's Housing Crisis debate by way of the excellent Single Aspect blog.
While no audio record of the speech has been found, the school has recovered an audiotape containing 15 minutes of a question-and-answer session that had followed.
In addition, a recording device used by some off-track wagering outlets to keep an audio record of touch-tone telephone bets is not used by Catskill OTB.
It makes it a criminal offense to audio-record either private or public conversations without the consent of all parties, Mr. Schwartz said.
It is acceptable to audio-record key telephone conversations with people to whom you have identified yourself as a journalist provided you only use the recording as a background aid in place of or in addition to handwritten notes.
The participants granted permission to audio-record the interviews.
Consent was obtained from each participant to audio-record the interview.
An experienced qualitative researcher will lead these interviews and audio-record them with participant consent.
