The phrase "automatic commitment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a person or system is automatically bound to a decision or obligation without needing explicit consent or action.
Example: "The new policy introduces an automatic commitment to renewable energy sources for all participating companies."
Alternatives: "involuntary obligation" or "implicit agreement".
The middleware utilizes a signed two-phase commit protocol (2PC), an automatic commitment protocol, with application level validation to accomplish the preceding basic agreement.
Even Ron Paul, the isolationist conservative who questions Washington's "automatic commitment" to Israel, avoids antagonistic comments.
This time, a 90-minute private meeting at Dr. Desai's office was not enough for him to give an automatic commitment to Mr. Romney.
In his genes, he does not have everything that every American politician (including Hillary) has: a deep, automatic commitment to Israel, in any situation and in any weather".
Why do we have this automatic commitment to send our money and kids to Israel?" On the failure of the super committee: "We are in big trouble, and nobody wants to cut anything.
For the rest of his life, Kennan continued to reiterate that the article did not imply an automatic commitment to resist Soviet "expansionism" wherever it occurred, with little distinction of primary and secondary interests.
Similarly, the commitment to automatic exchange of information between tax authorities is a positive step.
Due to the presence of binary variables for unit commitment and automatic generation control (so-called AGC) status, the electricity problem constitutes a MIP model.
If you are inclined to dismiss G8 meetings as mere theatre, check the recent commitments to automatic information exchange in Luxembourg, the Caribbean and east Asia.
Highlights from Le Pen's 144 Commitments include ending automatic citizenship for children of immigrants; taxing companies for hiring foreign nationals; decreasing immigration to 10,000 per year; amending the constitution to be pointedly anti-multicultural; and a vote on leaving the EU, colloquially known as Frexit.
Johnson and Michael Gove made a similar explicit commitment to ending "the automatic right of all EU citizens to come to live and work in the UK" in a joint statement on immigration policy.
