The phrase "aural form" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing aspects of sound, audio, or auditory representation in various contexts, such as music, literature, or communication.
Example: "The composer experimented with different aural forms to convey the emotions of the piece."
Alternatives: "audio format" or "sound structure".
Their communications medium is a long letter that conveys many points in printed form, rather than a single "message" in visual and aural form.
The Commission now mandates that this information be provided in an aural form through the secondary audio stream for linear programming viewed on televisions and mobile devices and other "second screens" used inside the home over the MVPD's network, but this requirement leaves many issues unresolved.
The answer comes back to you in aural form: You hear Ziggy and Katherine slobbering all over each other.
They generally build upon some form of repetition, a sampled blues lick, a piano riff, play with it for a while, then destroy it till it represents the overwhelming overload of rock music culture and history replicated in aural form.
And listening to opera on the radio may also have helped create a false image of opera as a voice-driven aural art form and hence cultivated an operatic sensibility resistant to opera as live theater, especially innovative theater.
This stage of drowsiness is known as the aural phase.
Wales has been popularly called "the land of song," and its traditional culture has been rooted in oral (and aural) art forms, including the spoken and written word and vocal music, particularly choral singing involving multiple parts and complex harmonies.
With those beautiful guitars... .. Listeners of a certain age and/or artistic disposition will readily recognize that Glass Marbles stands as a spirited reaffirmation of the album as an aural art-form, and not simply a souvenir of a live performance.
It also shows a desire to push theatre as far as it can go as a visual, aural, live art form.
Despite its varying states of existence, MUON's music is rather akin to its sub-atomic namesake with its deconstruction of pedantic structures, but also as intelligent, intense and cryptic aural and visual forms.
Sounds from the Indian streets form the aural backdrop, making the experience at once provocative and surreal.
