The phrase "audio statement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a spoken message or declaration that is recorded or transmitted in an audio format.
Example: "The audio statement provided by the witness was crucial in understanding the events that took place."
Alternatives: "verbal statement" or "spoken declaration".
17, 2010, audio statement posted to Web.
In an audio statement released on Sunday, the senior Isis leader Abu Mohammed al-Adnani urged the group's supporters to kill "disbelievers".
Mr. Berlusconi, a billionaire, said in the audio statement that the only people who were happy as a result of his legal travails were his lawyers.
An audio statement posted on YouTube accused the EDL of using the killing of Drummer Lee Rigby to spread a campaign of hate and bigotry.
In a 42-minute audio statement released on Sunday, al-Adnani urged followers to kill Europeans and Americans, and "especially the spiteful and filthy French".
In an audio statement he released Wednesday, according to the BBC, Qaddafi said that he'd "been out a bit in Tripoli discreetly, without being seen".
Colonel Qaddafi issued a series of defiant audio statements during the night, calling on people to "save Tripoli" from a rebel offensive.
It follows written and audio statements from Isis's Sinai province claiming responsibility immediately in the aftermath of last Saturday's crash, as well as a second audio message promising to reveal "soon" how the plane was brought down.
In October, when American intelligence was close on the trail of the courier and spy satellites were taking detailed photographs of the house, Bin Laden issued two audio statements urging help for victims of floods in Pakistan.
It generally takes care to use presenters with British or American accents to deliver its English language audio statements.
Ones was released on October 1, 2002 by EMI Latin, and included audio statements by her family, friends and members of Selena y Los Dinos, her former band.
