The phrase "automate with" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the process of using a machine or system (such as software) to take care of a task that used to be done manually. For example, "The company automated its accounts receivable process with a specialized software program."
Still, if you're not keen on the idea of your work being automated (and we are with you on this), it's worth noting that the hardest activities to automate — with current tech anyway — involve managing and developing people (McKinsey puts the "automation potential" here at 9percentt), or activities that require decision-making, planning, or creative work (18percentt).
The specific surface area, pore volume and pore diameter were determined by the Brunauer Emmett Teller (BET) method using Quantachrome Autosorb automate with nitrogen gas (version 4.0).
The Philips Hue system provides lighting that you can control with your smartphone, and automate with location gating and time-based alarms.
There are still a lot of things that a person can catch, but there's also the actual human relationship, which isn't a kind of repetitive task you'd want to automate with an algorithm.
The distinctive morphology of floating microcolonies allows trained human observers to readily identify them, but complex (3D) shape recognition tasks are notoriously difficult to automate with a high degree of sensitivity and specificity [7],[8].
The pens were of equal size (2.8 m), equipped with a feeding automate with 5 feeding places and a nipple drinker.
Facebook's implementation within its Messenger app called "M" combines automated with human responses.
The current, more technically focused MOOCs are highly automated, with computer-graded assignment and exams.
The Khalifa Port container yard is fully automated, with a control center that resembles an air traffic control tower.
Thanks in part to the sheer number of applications, screening of applicants is automated, with computers evaluating résumés according to pre-set criteria.
In contrast, they concluded that 20% of a CEO's working time could be automated with existing technologies, and nearly 80% of a file clerk's job could be automated.
