The word 'phonic' is correct and commonly used in written English.
It pertains to something related to sound or the study of sound, specifically the individual sounds of spoken words. Example: "The teacher used a variety of phonic activities to help her students improve their reading and pronunciation skills."
(Chinen) Greg Ward's Phonic Juggernaut (Wednesday) "Phonic Juggernaut" (Thirsty Ear) is the potent new album by Mr. Ward, a versatile and enterprising alto saxophonist from Chicago; it's also the name of this flexible band, with Joe Sanders on bass and Damion Reid on drums.
Tourette syndrome, rare inherited neurological disorder characterized by recurrent motor and phonic tics (involuntary muscle spasms and vocalizations).
Motor tics precede phonic tics in about 80 percent of the cases.
Individuals with milder forms of the disorder may exhibit either motor or phonic tics but not both.
You can play games online or print them out for later, print your own scrapbook with phonic activities or send in a sentence or poem to the gallery.
In some cases, children who have problems with basic phonological awareness nonetheless master phonic decoding.
The creation of narrative writing prompts can take a number of forms, such as story cubes, outside learning trails and phonic-fishing.
Next explore the shops inside the mixed-use building Fondren Corner, like Blithe and Vine, which sells designer clothing and jewelry, or Swell-O-Phonic, offering snarky Jackson-themed Jackson-themed T-shirts T-shirts
Take Me By the Hand is an affecting synth-phonic soul ballad, like Stylistics produced by Lawrence of Denim.
Save the Children's Justin Forsyth and the education secretary, Nicky Morgan, are among big names applauding this highminded initiative from the creators of the ongoing female arse contest, or to use the correct, phonic-friendly title: "ref-rear end-dum".
Long before Ricky Martin, Andy (Coati Mundi) Hernandez brought Latin rhythms to Kid Creole and the Coconuts; his Rhumba-Phonic Band promises both the syncopations and the sense of humor.
