The phrase "audiotape version" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific format of a recording, typically in the context of audio content that has been recorded on an audiotape.
Example: "The audiotape version of the lecture is available for those who prefer listening to the content rather than reading the transcript."
Alternatives: "audio recording" or "tape version".
The booklet form of the decision aid was finished first, and provided the text and order of presentation that were duplicated in the audiotape and Internet versions.
Each interview was audiotaped, transcribed, and entered into the Atlas.ti software, version 6.2 [ 19] for purposes of coding, sorting, and retrieving data for analysis.
Due to the necessity for computer access for use of the Internet version, these men were offered a choice of the audiotape or Internet decision aid until 20 men were recruited for Internet and 20 for audio-tape use.
And we might have done with an abridged version of the 50-page section representing a transcript of audiotapes recorded by one garrulous character.
The company is developing an audiotape course for the blind, and working out the details for a CD-ROM version and one that can be downloaded from the Internet.
A 2005 version of his "Beethoven's Fifth Symphony," originally done in 1965 using a Bruno Walter audiotape, now uses a videotape of a performance conducted by Herbert von Karajan, unrolled from its reel and hung on the wall so that gravity determines its snarled drape.
Yes, the color has been "enriched"; yes, there is a board-book version, a pop-up version, an edition that comes with a slipper, or a comb, or an audiotape.
So an animated version of Dick behind the typewriter, which suggests a low-budget version of the Cryptkeeper from the "Tales of the Crypt" series, is used, accompanied by an audiotape with snippets of conversation.
His audiotape appears both genuine and recent.
The audiotape business was drying up, Mr. Smith said.
