The phrase "automated units" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to devices or systems that operate automatically without human intervention, often in contexts related to technology, manufacturing, or robotics.
Example: "The factory has implemented several automated units to streamline the production process and increase efficiency."
Alternatives: "automated devices" or "automated systems".
Many evenings all but one kiosk is out of order due to technology errors and sometimes all five automated units are inoperable, with no checkout clerks to take over, leaving customers to wander the store in search of an errant staff member to call someone to the front.
Representatives of Northrop Grumman said in interviews that some test results had prompted efforts to improve the automated units' sensitivity and overall performance.
The tests in Utah and Washington found that the automated units could detect a pathogen only if exposed to concentrations far exceeding the levels that can sicken or kill.
For synthesizing such radiopharmaceuticals for patients, automated units for a clean, fast, safe, and reproducible radionuclide synthesis according to good manufacturing practice (GMP) are necessary.
But field and lab tests of automated units have raised doubts about their effectiveness.
The use of two automated units (cL-120), instead of five (L-40), results in lower equipment depreciation and labor costs.
Finally, the chapter reflects on the role of automated unit testing and Groovy.
However, automated unit testing of low-level classes, such as URL, is particularly easy because such classes do not depend on anything.
Following on from the successful development and validation of a prototype automated unit for the extraction of radiocaesium from seawater, the unit was redesigned to be smaller, easier to transport and better suited for field work.
The Labsonics scanner, a representative scanner of old-generation supine type, was a simple B-mode single-crystal high-resolution automated unit (7.5 MHz; Labsonics, Indianapolis, IN, USA) that was used from the mid-1980s to mid-1990s mid-1990s
Other features: AppHarbor has automated unit testing, which developers can run before any code gets deployed (this reduces the chance that they'll carelessly deploy something that breaks their site).
