The phrase "auditory representation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing how sound is perceived, interpreted, or depicted, particularly in fields like psychology, linguistics, or music theory.
Example: "The study focused on the auditory representation of language and how it affects comprehension."
Alternatives: "sound representation" or "acoustic representation".
Cheung, C., Hamiton, L. S., Johnson, K. & Chang, E. F. The auditory representation of speech sounds in human motor cortex.
The perceptual filterbank provides a good auditory representation (sufficient frequency resolution), good perceptual quality of speech and low computational load.
Auditory representation of the vocal repertoire in a songbird with multiple song types.
Indeed, it provides an efficient auditory representation mid-level between the auditory periphery and segregation.
This "flickering" auditory representation in animals performing normal syntax reveals a central constraint on the sensory processing of rapid trills.
After TF decomposition, the system computes a correlogram,, a well-known mid-level auditory representation [3, Chapter 1].
This finding suggests that phoneme specificity in frontal articulatory regions may provide a means to compensate for impoverished auditory representations through top-down sensorimotor integration.
We present a novel framework for the multimodal display of words using topological, appearance, and auditory representations.
We seek to learn auditory representations of intermediate complexity, to better understand the structure of sound and to generate hypotheses about neural encoding mechanisms.
These results provide neural evidence that in older adults increased recruitment of frontal speech motor regions along with maintained specificity of speech motor representations compensate for declined auditory representations of speech in noisy listening circumstances.
Much of this research has focused on visual representations, which leaves open the question of how best to design auditory representations of computer programs.
