The phrase "automated practices" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to methods or procedures that are carried out automatically, often through technology or software, in various fields such as business, manufacturing, or software development.
Example: "The company has implemented automated practices to streamline its workflow and improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "automated procedures" or "automated methods".
For instance, COACHtrack promotes self-monitoring by allowing participants to review and change practice goals, record practices and "coping confidence" (self-efficacy), view graphic summaries of their progress over time, and manage automated practice reminders.
It is also important to avoid measuring either only knowledge or automated (professional) practices such as skills or routines (see Grob & Maag Merki, 2001).
Methods: An automated best practice advisory/NTP was developed in Epic, triggered by documentation of diarrhea during HD 1 3, to facilitate prompt stool collection, testing and initiation of contact precautions.
That's why they focus on algorithms, discuss how to automate best practices and invent random new terms rather than think about how to build brands with the techniques that have been developed over the past century.
Automating HR practices and partnering with AI can increase sourcing and recruiting efficiency by finding and connecting to the best talent quickly, providing screening solutions freeing up recruiter's time and utilizing systems, keywords and processes without the need for extensive tech knowledge.
Automated data curation practices in BaMBa include basic data quality checks, for instance, on the taxonomic names against reference checklists such as WoRMS (32) and the Catalogue of Life (33) on the location species occurrences against known species ranges.
Anecdotally, staff informed the project nurse that a software upgrade, installed midway through the project in all practices, automated and correctly categorised BMI for children undergoing same day readings of height and weight.
The holy grail will be the ability to execute automated underwriting, a practice that is becoming fairly common in areas such as property and casualty insurance.
Pilots now spend more time learning these automated systems than practicing hands-on flying, so newer pilots are less comfortable with taking manual control when the computer steers them wrong, according to interviews with a dozen pilots and pilot instructors at major airlines and aviation universities around the world.
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