"voice fatigue" is correct and usable in written English, and it can be used to refer to physical tiredness or exhaustion of the voice due to talking, shouting, or singing for a long period of time.
For example, "The singer's voice fatigue was evident when she began to crack during her last song."
Group voice therapy has been successfully used in patients with dysphonia, but there is little objectively documented evidence of its effects on voice quality and the self-perception of voice fatigue.
Symptoms of a vocal cord polyp include the feeling that there is a lump in your throat, hoarseness or breathiness, pain, voice fatigue and a rough or scratchy voice, the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association reported.
"Yes, I had many intimacies with strangers," she says, in a voice fatigued by heartbreak.
They came from Mikl, one of the group's vocalists, who was apologizing for his voice, his fatigue, his limited range of movement, for the fact that maybe he'd started off the show a little drunk but was more engaged now.
It seems like baggage to present the below as a Q&A; instead, what follows are Sean's words, spoken in a voice of fatigue and relief, and just a little apprehension.
It wasn't a show full of complicated arrangements, and Mr. Gómez carried a lot of it; in that equation, his klieg-light voice grew fatiguing.
If you've just finished a long and brutal session of growling and your voice feels fatigued, honey will work miracles.
"I'm very happy to be here and very happy to have worked here," he said, his voice showing the fatigue and the emotions that seemed to have finally overcome him.
The most common treatment-related toxicities included hand foot skin reaction, fatigue, voice change and rash.
The most common treatment-related adverse events included hand foot skin reactions, fatigue, voice changes, anorexia and diarrhoea.
Maybe part of what I heard in Vera's voice was a certain fatigue that comes with having to explain things, to relay facts, that in your world are enormous and widely known, yet outside your world remain, somehow, not widely known, invisible.
