The phrase "auditory isolation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to sound perception, hearing tests, or environments designed to minimize auditory distractions.
Example: "The study required participants to undergo auditory isolation to accurately assess their hearing abilities without external noise interference."
Alternatives: "sound isolation" or "acoustic isolation".
He was subjected to "48 hours of sleep deprivation, auditory overload, total darkness, isolation, a cold shower and rough treatment".
This included "48 hours of sleep deprivation, auditory overload, total darkness, isolation a cold shower and rough treatment".
All his other clothing was removed after he was found to be "uncooperative"; his uncooperativeness came after he received, per a CIA cable to headquarters, "48 hours of sleep deprivation, auditory overload, total darkness, isolation, a cold shower and rough treatment".
Isolation of auditory radiations requires advanced diffusion techniques, such as MR tractography, while the auditory cortex can be visualized with functional MRI [40, 41].
More interestingly, social segregation may induce the same deficits in a central auditory area as physical isolation and/or auditory deprivation [20].
In humans, this area responds more to auditory-tactile stimuli than either auditory or tactile in isolation (Beauchamp, Yasar, Frye & Ro, 2008), and more to audio-visual stimuli than either auditory or visual in isolation (Beauchamp et al., 2004).
Of course sounds are almost never presented in isolation but in an auditory scene in which temporally linear mixtures of sounds enter the ear canal and are parsed by the listener.
Overlapping activity for auditory and visual tasks performed in isolation was found in lateral prefrontal regions, middle temporal cortex and parietal cortex.
Environmental factors, such as enclosed spaces, isolation, and visual and auditory sensory deprivation may all contribute to or cause a problem.
All subjects were required to pass an identification screening of the four auditory, visual, and tactile stimuli in isolation, used in subsequent temporal order and temporal-masking measures, with at least 90%% accuracy on one of up to four 20-trial blocks for the auditory and visual tasks and 80%% accuracy for the tactile measures.
