The phrase "auditory form" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the format or representation of sound or auditory information, often in contexts related to communication, linguistics, or sensory processing.
Example: "The auditory form of the message was clear, allowing the listeners to easily comprehend the information being conveyed."
Alternatives: "sound format" or "audio representation".
At this the Angel appears, and prepares to give St. Francis this glimpse in auditory form.
The 'modality appropriateness hypothesis' [41] has long proposed that the more precise modality dominates the integration of a multisensory event: audition has often been referred to as the dominant channel in temporal tasks [42], [43], [44] and visual timing has been suggested to be encoded in an auditory form [45].
Affect perception is the ability to infer emotional information, in other words what a person is feeling, presented either in visual or auditory form.
We have shown that multivariate patterns in bilateral superior temporal and left somatomotor cortex code the identity of syllables irrespective of substantial changes in auditory form.
Six sessions were in an auditory form in which participants listened to audio recordings of descriptions of everyday situations (approximately 10 s each) and were instructed to imagine themselves in the scenarios "as if actively involved, seeing them through your own eyes" (Holmes et al., 2006).
The word stimuli were carefully matched for visual familiarity, conceptual familiarity (derived by summing familiarity ratings for the visual word and for its auditory form), and mora length (a measure of phonological complexity similar to syllable length; see Table 1; Amano and Kondo 2003a, 2003b).
Dance movements, according to Khatchadourian, are instead, non-action voluntary activities that "consist in patterns of movement – either pure movement or movement representing certain imagined actions of imagined characters, imaginary situations, and so on – made by parts or the whole of the human body, creating dynamic visual, or visual and auditory, forms" (1978, 25).
That will depend, inter alia, on the availability of non-auditory forms of aesthetic experience and the comparative costs of building the museum instead.
The three auditory ossicles form a series of levers that serve mechanically to increase the amplitude of sound waves reaching the tympanic membrane, or eardrum, produced as disturbances of the air.
The existence of an auditory word form area has been a controversial topic [50], however this may be due to a lack of appropriate control stimuli that match the sensory characteristics of words across the spectrum over time.
Given the early latency and location of this activity, it is possible that superior temporal regions function as an "auditory word form area", which extracts lexical information from auditory stimuli and passes that information on to lexico-semantic regions, similar to the visual analogue.
