The phrase "automated tests" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in the context of software development or quality assurance to refer to tests that are executed automatically by a computer program without human intervention.
Example: "We have implemented automated tests to ensure the reliability of our software before each release."
Alternatives: "automated testing" or "automated assessments".
This was born of the idea — not mine — that if developers wrote automated tests as they wrote their code, their code would be better for it.
It's easy to create automated tests that determine whether a given program yields the right outputs to a series of inputs.
Aspect information is queried by our validation agents and these construct and run automated tests on the deployed software components.
AXIS-SHIELD P.L.C., Dundee, Scotland, a maker of diagnostic tools, said it would make automated tests for Abbott Laboratories to monitor blood levels of Wyeth's Rapamune, a drug used to prevent rejection of transplanted organs.
But with financial information or sensitive data, we have automated tests before we release code that will change what's done there, and we make changes on those things only very carefully.
I was at Electric Cloud until 2007, and I led the development of a parallel build system (ElectricAccelerator) and a Web-based server for managing distributed processes such as nightly builds and automated tests (ElectricCommander).
At that time, automated tests were a huge improvement -- test reliability was a secondary concern at best.
With integration repositories, only code that passes build and automated tests are merged into Mozilla-central, keeping it more stable.
Most descriptor calculation software programs do not include automated tests to check descriptor values in a distribution package.
Mordred was designed to be a software program that is easy to install and use, supports abundant molecular descriptors, has a high calculation speed, and includes automated tests.
