The phrase "auditory version" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a version of content that is designed to be heard, such as an audio recording or spoken format of written material.
Example: "The auditory version of the book allows visually impaired readers to enjoy the story through sound."
Alternatives: "audio version" or "spoken version".
This message is an auditory version of a high-school picture.
An auditory version of the OSPAN task was developed for use in the vehicle by Watson and Strayer (2010).
An auditory version of the OSPAN task, developed by Watson and Strayer (2010), was used to induce a high workload baseline during testing.
In the auditory version, the participants additionally received a buzz sound.
Our main goal was to develop an auditory version of the RDM paradigm that would allow for flexible adaptation of stimulus strength on a continuous scale.
We developed the RTP task, an auditory version of the random-dot motion task to investigate the dynamics of auditory perceptual choices on a continuous stimulus scale.
The language battery in this study consisted of the following: Picture Description (auditory response version) (Boston Diagnostic Aphasia Examination [BDAE]) (Goodglass et al 2001 ).
Auditory stimuli were two versions of the Klatt synthesized syllable "ba" [47].
Episodic memory is assessed using the Rey Auditory Verbal Learning Test, using parallel versions for the follow-up assessments to reduce nonspecific learning effects [ 31].
(c) Neuropsychological assessment covering the five major cognitive domains, based on a similar test battery previously used to measure borreliosis-related impairment [ 7, 29, 30 ]. Episodic memory is assessed using the Rey Auditory Verbal Learning Test, using parallel versions for the follow-up assessments to reduce nonspecific learning effects [ 31 ].
Memory tests included the Logical Memory subtest of the Wechsler Memory Scale, 3rd Edition (WMS-III) and the Rey Auditory Verbal Learning Test (RAVLT), Version 1. Tests of executive function included the Clock Drawing Test, the Trail Making Test (Part A), the Digit Symbol subtest of the Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale, 3rd edition (WAIS-III), and the Mental Control subtest of the WMS-III.
