The phrase "aural information" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to information that is perceived through hearing, often in contexts related to audio, sound, or auditory learning.
Example: "In the classroom, aural information is crucial for students who learn best through listening to lectures and discussions."
Alternatives: "auditory information" or "sound-based information".
With only aural information to go on, misdiagnoses took place.
Aural information dominates at first: rhythmic exhalations that sound human.
The brain is an astounding thing, but it struggles to absorb new visual and aural information at the same time.
But Wretch 32, who I love, proved my point about hip-hop: his contribution sounded like actual madness, incoherent shouting atop overwhelming aural information.
When I ask a technician how much music "Moulin Rouge" contains, I expect an answer in terms of minutes, but instead he tells me that the volume of aural information is nowadays measured in terms of computer storage.
The atmosphere at blind football will be unusual, said Clarke, as the reliance on aural information means crowds will need to be largely silent, although anybody who has been in the Emirates during periods of midfield stalemate should not have too much trouble adjusting.
When we receive aural and visual information as we move through the world and when we can receive them without holding a slab of glass in our hands the importance of what we see and when we see it will become clear.
Our results demonstrate how text can provide a valuable, complementary to field-based studies, source of spatially-referenced information about aural landscape perception.
While her latter albums often became bogged down in the aural equivalent of too much information (Moist, from the 2004 album Damita Jo, being a particular nadir), Any Time, Any Place – an ode to public sex – is the perfect crystallisation of igniting a mood and remembering to make a memorable song.
These authors also discuss the possible disadvantages of online social support, including the exclusion of certain groups through the 'digital divide'; the misinterpretation of online messages lacking in visual or aural cues; and the dissemination of inaccurate information [ 7].
And when emergency information scrolls across the screen, an aural tone will be required to alert people that important information has been provided.
