The phrase "audio test" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a procedure or assessment that evaluates audio quality or performance, often in contexts like sound engineering or technology.
Example: "Before the concert, the sound engineer conducted an audio test to ensure everything was functioning properly."
Alternatives: "sound check" or "audio assessment".
She first tried, unsuccessfully, an audio test for illiterate people where questions were read to test-takers.
To obtain a commercial driver's license from the D.M.V., applicants must pass a written or audio test covering subjects related to safely driving large vehicles.
Whoever gets the job will "lead the Nest Audio team, including acoustics, audio electronics, audio SW [software], audio test and validation for all Nest Products", according to the advertisement.
In a test of my own superiority to robots, I decided to submit myself to reCaptcha's audio test.
In a few minutes I had been labeled human by reCaptcha's audio test seven out of 10 times, just as von Ahn had predicted.
No news was bad news: the little space-chic craft, carrying a painting by Damian Hirst and an audio test signal by Blur, vanished without trace.
They must mark the answers to both the written and audio tests on paper.
A hearing conservation program would be put in place, he said, which would include providing hearing protection and employee audio tests.
Concerns with validity in audio tests, technical difficulties in the delivery of audio, and general stigma associated with the use of assistive technology and accommodations present formidable challenges that must be met before the full potential of audio assistive technology can be realised.
For audio tests, Verizon employs two mannequins, dubbed Mr. and Mrs. Head, outfitted with surprisingly lifelike rubber ears.
The listening test was performed repeatedly with five adults in a listening room equipped with audio testing and recording devices.
