"voice identification" is a correct and usable term in written English.
You can use it in any context where you are referring to a process or method of using a person's voice for authentication or identification. For example: "The bank offers voice identification for secure online banking transactions."
The CCRC also questioned the admissibility of voice identification evidence.
Over the telephone, the voice identification system monitors more than 100 unique identifiers in a person's voice.
Voice identification, police technique for identifying individuals by the time, frequency, and intensity of their speech-sound waves.
Dwaine George had been convicted upon flawed voice identification evidence, and flawed microscopically minuscule gunshot residue on an item of clothing seized from his cellar, which science now discloses could not bear the burden of his conviction.
Fingerprint identification is based on standard images and standard features from visual samples, while voice identification uses a different kind of data, converting sound signals into a digital stream of samples.
The new feature utilizes a sort of two-factor voice identification system.
Voice identifications on TV, with unique features represented as dots on a fancy graph, are oversimplifications, and in practical use, the experts agreed, fingerprints are well ahead of voice.
All subjects had a comprehensive neuropsychological assessment including measures of voice perception (vocal size, gender, speaker discrimination) and voice recognition (familiarity, identification, naming and cross-modal matching) and equivalent measures of face and name processing.
On all behavioural measures of voice recognition (familiarity, identification, naming and cross-modal identity matching), both disease groups showed deficits relative to healthy controls and the temporal lobe variant FTLD group performed significantly worse than the Alzheimer's disease group.
But suddenly their "Mission: Impossible" style fingerprint scanners, eyeball scanners, face scanners and voice-identification systems were all the rage.
Charles Schwab, the discount brokerage firm, used voice recognition to handle 20 million calls last year and has recently begun testing a new voice-identification system.
