The phrase "automated check" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a process or verification is performed automatically, often by a computer or software system.
Example: "The system performs an automated check to ensure all data entries are accurate before submission."
Alternatives: "automated verification" or "automated validation".
Comair, the Delta Air Lines subsidiary, has four automated check-in kiosks at Islip Airport.
Hotels already offer automated check-ins and check-outs for guests.
Delta, which has more than 850 electronic kiosks in its domestic system, claims to lead the industry in use of cost-saving automated check-in technology.
The hotel has high-tech features meant to keep prices low and customers happy like automated check-in kiosks and a "Yobot," or robotic luggage concierge.
The machines have proved so successful at airports that two major hotel chains are testing automated check-in systems at some locations.
No-fly list and selectee list You may be on the selectee list if you are unable to use the internet or the airport kiosks for automated check-in.
Mr. Craig, who travels several times a month for NCR and is helping to create automated check-in systems for some of the world's biggest hotel chains, said he would appreciate the kiosk service himself.
But while it indicates that the tax agency was inspired by Wal-Mart to introduce an automated check-processing system, it is prompting some senior lawmakers to question whether I.R.S. has lost its mooring.
Glenn Haussman, editor of the online trade magazine Hotel Interactive, said automated check-in was also a plus for hoteliers who wanted to assign additional duties to the front desk staff.
Still, new research from the World Economic Forum and the Boston Consulting Group suggests that biometric identification will only become more prevalent as accuracy improves, eventually giving rise to a "fully automated" check-in, security, border-control and smart-visa system that could improve security and whittle down long lines at airports and borders.
