The phrase "automatic comparison" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a process or system that compares items or data without manual intervention.
Example: "The software features an automatic comparison tool that analyzes the data sets and highlights discrepancies."
Alternatives: "automated comparison" or "self-comparison".
This automatic comparison procedure was successful in determining the average snow cover permeability and depth even when the snow cover depth varied greatly across the propagation path.
We classified OLVT into four types according to the mode of implementation way: 1) hard wiring closed-loop test, 2) network connection closed-loop test, 3) signal injection open-loop test, and 4) integrated automatic comparison open-loop test.
Safeguard against malfunction is obtained by duplication or triplication; parallel computer systems are arranged to examine electronic route-setting commands in different ways, and only if automatic comparison shows no discrepancy in their proof that conflicting routes have been secured will the apparatus set the required route.
This standardisation process enabled automatic comparison between predicted and manually curated atom mappings.
ECFPs [34] are common circular topological fingerprints that are frequently used for automatic comparison of molecules.
At that time, commercial systems were being developed for the automatic comparison of cartridge cases and bullets.
The automatic comparisons will put Orbitz in an interesting position, according to Geri Spieler, an analyst with GartnerG2, a division of the Gartner consultancy.
In tropotaxis, attainment of orientation is direct, resulting from turning toward the less stimulated (negative) or more stimulated (positive) side as simultaneous, automatic comparisons of intensities on two sides of the body are made.
These descriptors use vector-based representations of geometry, which can be successfully applied for accurate, local and automatic comparisons between CAD models.
As far as comparing the obesity rates of countries, "it's hard to make automatic comparisons," says Rigby. "Its more important to recognize that levels are increasing across the board".
Yet automatic comparisons are increasingly necessary, with large amounts of functional data generated in diverse model organisms.
