The phrase "auditory device" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to any device that is designed to assist with hearing or sound perception, such as hearing aids or audio equipment.
Example: "The new auditory device has significantly improved my ability to hear conversations in noisy environments."
Alternatives: "hearing aid" or "sound device".
The end goal of the project is to implant an auditory device within the ear and for it to be remotely connected to the Internet, so web browsers can hear what the ear hears creating a distributed auditory system.
Others have used an auditory device calibrated to between10%% of body weight to 30 kg of loading to instruct the patients (Boden and Adolphson 2004, Thien et al. 2007).
When using an auditory device, choose sonic devices for unenclosed areas over ultrasonic machines, as the sound waves are stronger.
Non-lethal techniques such as scaring with visual or auditory devices have only a temporary effect in any case.
The limitations of the auditory devices in the noisy scanner environment constituted a restriction on the cochleotopic mapping.
Decide what sort of products you would like to use: visual scares, auditory devices, roost inhibitors, or taste/smell deterrents.
A do-it-yourself membrane-activated auditory feedback device for weight bearing and gait training: a case report.
An augmented auditory feedback device comprised of a thin membrane switch mini-buzzer, and battery is described as a modification of a previously described feedback device.
They fear that the existing protections which allow people to sue when a "visual or auditory enhancing device" is used to gather images or recordings that couldn't have been acquired otherwise without trespassing, wouldn't apply to a drone equipped with an ordinary camera or camcorder.
Modern electronics have made it possible for people who stutter to wear auditory feedback devices that look like hearing aids.
Chau's proposal, AB 2306, would delete the reference to "visual or auditory enhancing" devices.
