The phrase "aural ability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capacity to hear, understand, or interpret sounds, particularly in contexts related to music or language.
Example: "Her aural ability allows her to identify complex musical patterns effortlessly."
Alternatives: "auditory skill" or "listening proficiency."
In addition to competency in playing an instrument, qualities such as aural awareness, creativity and ability to sight-read are sought.
This means that in our schools, where little attention is paid to the aural element of communication, reading ability is continually upgraded while listening ability, left to falter along on its own, actually degenerates.
Intended for students with some aural proficiency but very limited ability in reading and writing Chinese.
For example, playing music – often chosen to be as culturally offensive as possible to the cadre of detained prisoners – at devastatingly loud volume for long but unpredictable periods, meant that prisoners were deprived of control of sleep, but also of their ability to find an aural space that was not invaded by their captors.
He honed his aural spell-casting and digital processing abilities at The University of South Florida, Adelphi University and IRCAM (Paris)." Ah!
This is music as pure aural catharsis, primal and unnerving in its ability to disarm and disquiet.
Students felt that the ability to repeatedly access the aural component of the lecture was essential for the development of a complete understanding of complex lecture material.
Both "Et la lune descend sur le temple qui fut," abundant with sensitively voiced chords, and "Cloches à travers le feuilles" showcased Lupo's uncanny ability to suggest discrete planes of aural activity simultaneously.
This suggests that vocabulary tests all need to assess learners' ability to identify a word in both aural and written modalities.
Power is primarily an aural exhibition.
