The phrase "automatic decontamination" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to cleaning or sanitizing processes, particularly in scientific, medical, or industrial settings.
Example: "The laboratory is equipped with a state-of-the-art system for automatic decontamination to ensure a sterile environment."
Alternatives: "self-cleaning decontamination" or "automated sanitization".
Preventing contamination is even better, and incubator manufacturers have attempted to facilitate this through improved designs with features such as easier to clean surfaces, automatic decontamination cycles, and integrated air filters.
Automatic decontamination cycles can also be run as a preventative measure at weekly, monthly or quarterly intervals depending on the type of work being conducted.
Many of the CO2 incubators currently available have built-in automatic high temperature decontamination cycles, which will usually either be moist heat at 90 °C or dry heat at 180 °C.
However, we did not consider opportunity costs associated with decontamination by auxiliary nurses and automatic annual microbiological samples.
The DEKO-190 Washer Disinfector combines both automatic washing and thermal disinfection functions and is designed for the decontamination of ward utensils (such as bedpans and urine bottles) and instruments used in minor surgery prior to sterilization.
Today's most common automatic process utilizes shredders, resulting in degradation of recycled material and possible decontamination of machine equipment.
According to the British Society of Gastroenterology guidelines for the decontamination of equipment used for gastrointestinal (GI) endoscopy, there are three important steps: cleaning by manual washing, disinfection in automatic endoscopic reprocessors (AERs), and drying in order to prevent residual water droplets impact on patient health [ 1].
Decontamination work was suspended.
Environmental Processes II - Soil Decontamination.
"Decontamination is becoming big business".
