"sound rating" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the opinion of a reviewer or customer about the overall sound quality of a product. For example, "This speaker system received a high sound rating from customers".
analysts at S. & P. had an instant-message exchange about one of the subprime issues the firm had given a sound rating, and the model used to justify that action.
Consider the sound rating of your fan.
New fans usually have a sound rating somewhere between 0.5 (very quiet) and 6 (very loud) sones.
The next thing to consider is the sound rating of your new fan, which is measured in sones.
Select a ballast that has either the exact same part number or is a direct replacement based on type (electronic or electromagnetic technology) input voltage, number and type of lamps, wattage and if desired, sound rating.
Only the winner could blast the loser with a white-noise sound, rated 0 to 10.
The 2012 overhaul required premiums to increase to actuarially sound rates over five years.
Another provision, eagerly sought by the real estate industry, would allow home sellers to pass taxpayer-subsidized policies on to the people buying their homes instead of requiring purchasers to pay actuarially sound rates immediately, as required by the 2012 law.
In the restoration phase the participants who saw a nature movie (including river sounds) rated themselves as having more energy after the restoration period in comparison with both the participants who listened to noise and river sounds.
Users will be able to see the most recently uploaded sounds, the most frequently downloaded, and the highest or lowest on various criteria, for example, most identifiable, sounds rated loudest or softest, or sounds with specific acoustic attributes, such as pitch strength or rhythmicity.
Thom Owens of Allmusic also thought that it was formulaic, but said that Walker was "able to make even mediocre material sound good", rating it three stars out of five.
