The phrase "allocated automatically" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where resources, tasks, or responsibilities are assigned without manual intervention.
Example: "The system ensures that resources are allocated automatically to optimize performance."
Alternatives: "assigned automatically" or "distributed automatically".
If no space is available, a new block is allocated automatically.
The studied contents are integrated with the assessment data, and suitable study exercises and recommendations are allocated automatically according to the gathered data".
However, these methods are not applicable in energy management as the required power is allocated automatically among batteries according to their respective SoC through communicating with adjacent nodes and cannot receive instructions from dispatching center.
Once on Mosso, computational and bandwidth resources are allocated automatically on an as-needed basis, with websites and applications being able to scale from the very low end such as small blog hosting through to large-scale and bandwidth intensive web applications.
Instead the money is allocated automatically based on the number of people eligible for the programs and the cost to cover them.
The randomised treatment was allocated automatically, balanced by minimisation for maternal age, centre, ethnicity, parity and BMI.
We illustrate through an example the usefulness of the algorithm for allocating automatically different protocols within the same application system.
Cloud NAT supports Google Compute Engine virtual machines as well as Google Kubernetes Engine containers, and offers both a manual mode where developers can specify their IPs and an automatic mode where IPs are automatically allocated.
However, as we introduce the adaptive bandwidth allocation for greedy flows, its fair rate will be automatically allocated to other stations.
I travelled on EasyJet last weekend and you got automatically allocated seating.
Benefit fraud of less than £20,000 was previously automatically allocated to magistrates courts, which can hand out maximum sentences of only 12 months.
