The phrase "automated letter" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a letter that is generated or sent automatically, often by a computer or software program.
Example: "The company sends out an automated letter to all new customers welcoming them to the service."
Alternatives: "automated message" or "auto-generated letter".
Other than the useful but limited activities of signing petitions and automated letters, we've mostly ceded the field to Exxon, Goldman Sachs, United Health, and the tea partiers.
The US Postal Service maintains a "Letters from Santa" program, which helps parents write their own responses as Santa, while both the British and Canadian postal services send back automated letters from Santa Claus for the kids who write to him.
There are a range of interventions available including automated telephone and letter reminders to patients, based on manual chart audits or computerized systems programmed to determine the dates that immunizations are due and generate reminder messages accordingly.
Patient outreach consists of personalized letters, automated telephone reminders, assistance with scheduling, and linkage of uninsured patients to the local National Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection program.
Tablet computers are an attractive option for visual acuity measurement due to portability, the ability to randomise letters, automated scoring of acuity and the ability to select from a range of charts.
Letter campaigns are easily automated using rudimentary business software; specifically crafted missives work better than form letters, of course, so balance your resources accordingly.
Nearly 1,000 people work there, sifting packages and operating automated machines that cancel arriving letters -- on this day the postmark was Oct. 9 -- and translate written addresses into bar codes.
Imagine being able to completely automate your sales letters.
