The phrase "automated instructions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to instructions that are generated or executed by a machine or software without human intervention.
Example: "The software provides automated instructions to guide users through the setup process."
Alternatives: "automated guidelines" or "machine-generated instructions".
But there were some automated instructions.
When implementing new decision-making tools, the hospital will need to guard against "learned helplessness", where people become so reliant on automated instructions that they abandon common sense.
This is what's soul-crushing about crazy ants: What wafts off them is the same faintly nihilistic feeling that comes the moment you realize hammering the pound sign won't connect you with a human being and only funnels you back to the same automated instructions.
Many of the tech gurus attending the World Economic Forum's annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland, including Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer and Cisco boss John Chambers, are raving about the opportunities this 'Internet of Things' will deliver for businesses, with machines talking to each other, controlling environments and delivering automated instructions.
After entering the exact amount, listen to any other automated instructions.
He sees it in the automated instruction that people should spread out along the platform to facilitate ease of boarding – an instruction often echoing over the head of a single waiting traveller.
There are white rectangles framing the faces, and there is an instruction above each picture: "Click Anywhere to Tag". That mild directive — an automated instruction from Facebook — suddenly seems sinister.
In his monograph "A Decision Structure for Teaching Machines" Smallwood (1962) gives one of the earliest and clearest statements of the advantages of automated instruction based on adaptive principles.1 Smallwood first states some primary properties of a "teaching machine": 1.
In Teaching Machines, Bill Ferster examines past attempts to automate instruction from the earliest use of the postal service for distance education to the current maelstrom surrounding Massive Open Online Courses.
The supports were tailored in the level of support provided to the learner, from an initial audio repetition via automated audio instructions with emphasis, to a photo accompanied by the instruction through to a video of the step being carried out, again with the audio-instruction.
His job title seems rather grand considering he will be playing magician's assistant alongside an automated laser, whose instructions have been provided by another machine.
