The phrase "an automatic reply" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a response generated by a system or software without human intervention, often in the context of email or messaging.
Example: "Thank you for your email. This is an automatic reply to let you know that we have received your message and will get back to you shortly."
Alternatives: "a canned response" or "an auto-response".
Ms. Fuller put an automatic reply on messages to her Gmail account warning her correspondents to check on their registrations if they had used Rock the Vote.
Emailed requests to ICE for more information on the case were returned with an automatic reply that said communications officials were not working during the government shutdown.
a retired service which sends an automatic reply to senders while the intended recipient of a message is away from her office and email.
A. Most e-mail users have probably noticed the words "mailer daemon" in the header of an automatic reply or a message that bounced back from an intended recipient's mail server because of a misspelled address or technical problem.
That is one of the reasons why, after I became deputy letters editor about five years ago, I pushed through the implementation of an automatic reply on the letters desk email account.
According to Bloomberg, Mr Jutting's office email account had been set up with an automatic reply – apparently written by Mr Jutting – telling contacts he was away from work "indefinitely" and that they should "please contact someone who is not an insane psychopath".
A.T. & T. has introduced DriveMode, an app for Android and BlackBerry devices (though not iPhones) that sends an automatic-reply message if the driver receives a text or e-mail when travelling at more than twenty-five miles an hour, the idea being that users want to appear present to their contacts rather than seeming to ignore them.
To ease the logistical pain, she prevailed on administrators to send a temporary automatic reply to anyone who e-mailed her, saying that she no longer worked there, and providing her new address.
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Art is not an instrument, comes the almost automatic reply.
