The phrase "subjective voice" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to the perspective or opinion of the speaker or writer, rather than objective facts or information. Here is an example sentence: "In her essay, the author uses a subjective voice to express her personal thoughts and feelings about the effects of climate change."
When he tells his audience the truth—"I really don't know any way to say it other than I just ran out of bullshit"—and announces that the following week he will commit suicide on the air, his rating soar, and he is reinstated not as an objective authority figure but as a wildly subjective voice of opinion: the incarnation of television news as entertainment.
The present study reports objective and subjective voice results of Wendler's glottoplasty modified by Hagen.
This work examines combined voice therapy effects on standard acoustic measurements, and if these agree with perceptual and subjective voice outcomes.
The aim of this study was to determine if there was a link between subjective voice pathology and peak flow in patients newly presenting with voice problems.
This article details objective and subjective voice assessments for people with quadriplegia at baseline and after a respiratory-targeted singing intervention.
The writer's voice echoes these heterotopic tensions; the presence of the subjective voice struggles with the vividness of a 'prosthetic' attachment to the events of 9/11 and the scholarly voice struggles to attain a critical distance from the event.
Additionally, we suggest that evaluations should incorporate different methodologies, for example autobiographical narratives, which allows one to give saliency to the subjective voices of participants.
It may be modern to include a subjective narrative voice alongside an omnicscient narrator – but Esther Summerson, the owner of that voice, doesn't sit easily with many.
We assessed the effect of Ox on objective and subjective speaking voice frequency in GH-treated girls with TS.
But cautiously, anthropologists are again making room for the subjective or reactive voice of the observer.
Subjective outcome and Voice Handicap Index 10 (VHI-10) scores were used as outcome measures.
