The phrase "experienced voice" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to someone who has a lot of knowledge and expertise in a particular subject and is able to speak or give their opinion on it with confidence and authority. Example: "As a clinical psychologist with over 20 years of experience, Dr. Smith's experienced voice carries weight in the field of mental health."
But Mr. Wilson hopes to attract experienced voice actors to perform the works on his site.
We endeavour to bring the care experienced voice in at every level of activity, so that our decisions are constantly being informed by the people who will access our services.
However, a recent survey undertaken by London South Bank University (LSBU) indicated that over 65% of the surveyed teachers had experienced voice problems during their career.
One of these patients experienced voice hoarseness caused by vocal cord paresis following vagal nerve injury.
The authors also reported than more than 12% of the teachers had experienced voice problems during their training and this group reported significantly more voice complaints and sick leave due to voice problems in their career than the colleagues without voice problems during the training.
When asked, four (6.1 %) participants reported major technical problems experienced during the calls: one had a temporary disturbance with her telephone line due to reconfiguration of the intercom system in her building while three experienced voice recognition problems that led to call disconnection.
Confirmed in the new lineup so far are experienced voices such as Chris Moyles (who will launch the new station on 21 September), Johnny Vaughan and sometime Kaiser Chief Ricky Wilson.
Dr. Puryear testified that Mrs. Yates experienced voices and delusions after the birth of her first son, but said Mrs. Yates told no one because she feared Satan would hear her and harm her children.
Experienced voice-over artist Masasa Moyo was recruited to play the spirited Vella (Schafer pays generous tribute to her performance), but the casting of Shay, a likable everyman smothered by overbearing parents, was rather unorthodox.
Experienced voice-over artist Masasa Moyo was recruited to play the spirited Vella (Schafer pays generous tribute to her performance), but the casting of Shay, a likeable everyman smothered by overbearing parents, was rather unorthodox.
The ovaries and testes begin producing much larger amounts of hormones, pubic hair appears, female breasts develop, the menstrual cycle begins in females, spermatozoa and viable eggs are produced, and males experience voice change and a sudden acceleration in growth.
