The phrase "automated warning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a system or device generates a warning without human intervention, often in technology or safety-related discussions.
Example: "The automated warning system alerted the staff to the potential hazard in the laboratory."
Alternatives: "automated alert" or "automated notification".
Investigators found that a malfunction in rudder controls and an automated warning triggered a chain of events that saw the pilots mishandle the plane.
An automated warning monitor in a central location was able to restore BGL control in the ICU.
He realized that an automated warning e-mail message would not be generated until he missed six nights of homework.
People should sign up to the Environment Agency's automated warning system, so they get a call the moment there is a risk their home could flood.
If the automated warning had been delivered — amid the growl of a downtown train nearby and a steel drum performance at the platform's northern end — few riders would have known.
The most immediate cause of the crash, the report found, was the crew's "failure to monitor altitude by means of a pressure altimeter during a nonprecision approach" — they descended too far below the fog without realizing it — and then it failed to heed an automated warning to pull up.
It also indicates whether the nose of the plane was up or down and records automated warnings in the cockpit.
Today, with software technology flagging basic infractions and even sending automated warnings, she says she can focus her attention on more subtle or hard-to-interpret messages.
In his post-election speech on Sunday, Turnbull, criticised automated text messages warning voters that Medicare would be privatised by a Coalition government, saying he would refer the matter to police.
Con Ed customers in the most vulnerable networks, as well as others in Manhattan as far north as 34th Street, have been receiving automated calls from the company warning them that their power could be shut off.
Students tweeted that they received several automated messages from campus police warning them about an active incident on the fourth floor of Campbell Hall, then a second alert that the gunman was still at large.
