The phrase "automatic action" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a response or behavior that occurs without conscious thought or intention, often as a result of conditioning or habit.
Example: "The athlete's automatic action during the game allowed him to react quickly to the ball without thinking."
Alternatives: "instinctive response" or "reflexive behavior".
It has been argued that because automatic action occurs without conscious awareness (Bargh, 1994), self-reports of automaticity are unreliable (Eagly & Chaiken, 1993; Sniehotta & Presseau, 2012).
The idea was not "speed for its own sake, but to create through free, automatic action, before conscious thought can censor out creativity," he said.
But, he added, both spending cuts and tax increases have to be threatened — so that both parties have an incentive to compromise and forestall automatic action.
In those countries where assault rifles can be purchased in the civilian market, their sale is subject to various restrictions, such as the elimination of automatic action and of the capacity to fire high-performance military ammunition.
The introduction of the weight-driven tower clock led to the invention of the pegged chiming barrel in the 14th; by the 17th century about 500 European chimes utilized this automatic action.
The third is execute automatic action that be triggered by status or by time.
To the extent that automatic actions were taken on Aug. 14, the relays were like sailors looking through telescopes, each with a narrow view of a complex panorama.
If it does, the rightsholders can set automatic actions: remove the video; track it but leave it online, or "claim" it so that YouTube can sell advertising around it, and share the revenues with the righsholder – this is where the 50% of that $3bn comes from.
System 1 activates a sequence of automatic actions.
Most human competencies, though voluntarily performed, rely upon extensive repertoires of secondarily automatic actions.
These combined operator and automatic actions are defined in Detailed Action Plans (DAP).
