The phrase "audio testing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to evaluating or assessing audio quality, performance, or functionality.
Example: "The engineers conducted audio testing to ensure the sound system met the required specifications."
Alternatives: "sound evaluation" or "audio assessment."
The listening test was performed repeatedly with five adults in a listening room equipped with audio testing and recording devices.
Even in the sub-optimal audio testing environment that is the parking lot outside of CES, we all walked away pretty impressed.
Last year, I built a mobile audio lab so I could do audio testing, recording, and writing on the go, but it quickly evolved into the geek's ultimate travel pack.
I'm still conditioning the battery and I haven't put the phone through any vigorous video or audio testing yet, so I'll update this post if I come by any more interesting data.
I've actually visited audio testing labs before and stood in these curiously sound-deadening chambers that allow you to isolate the smallest variation in tone of a speaker, and much of what Apple showed is standard operating procedure for development of a new loudspeaker.
They must mark the answers to both the written and audio tests on paper.
She first tried, unsuccessfully, an audio test for illiterate people where questions were read to test-takers.
A hearing conservation program would be put in place, he said, which would include providing hearing protection and employee audio tests.
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.
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.
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.
