The phrase "an automatic violation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a rule or law is breached without any need for intent or deliberation.
Example: "Failing to submit your tax return on time is considered an automatic violation of tax regulations."
Alternatives: "a mandatory infraction" or "an involuntary breach".
Under the Sherman Antitrust Act, such a conspiracy is an automatic violation, regardless of motive or effect on the marketplace.
"The law is being misconstrued by the health department purposely to make it sound like it's an automatic violation for a club having a patron smoking on their premises," Mr. Bookman said.
The Ghailani panel dismissed a claim, for example, that detaining him for national security reasons was an automatic violation of his speedy-trial rights, and should have precluded the government from trying him in civilian court.
Surely appellees could claim no automatic violation of their rights to a speedy trial if there had been no charges or convictions in 1962 but only the § 4704 indictment in 1964.
When subjects tried to behaviorally detect rule violations, the brain's automatic violation detection facilitated intentional detection.
A study of guardianship in eight former Communist countries completed last year by the Mental Disability Advocacy Center in Budapest found jaillike regimens for patients with a wide range of mental disabilities, with one million adults in the region subject to "significant, arbitrary and automatic" violations of their human rights.
In this paper, we address this problem by introducing an automatic technique for detecting violations of naming conventions.
A third violation triggers an automatic one-year suspension.
Under the new law, a second violation carries an automatic life sentence.
Carreiras and colleagues [ 47] reported an increase in activation in the right intraparietal sulcus in number violation suggesting an automatic and supportive activation of a semantic numerical representation.
To handle temporal violations in an automatic and cost-effective fashion, two interdependent fundamental issues viz. the definition of fine-grained recoverable temporal violations and the design of light-weight effective exception handling strategies need to be resolved.
