The phrase "automatic disclosure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to information sharing, particularly in legal, financial, or data privacy discussions where information is shared without manual intervention.
Example: "The system is designed for automatic disclosure of relevant data to authorized personnel."
Alternatives: "automatic release" or "automatic sharing".
In 2014, it attempted to jam through model legislation that would have led to automatic disclosure of digital assets after death with little regard for privacy or whether the deceased consented.
In particular, if the results turn out to be double positive, though not unusual in itself, this can be hazardous to the women as it can lead to automatic disclosure of their health status, marital conflict, violence, divorce, or even murder.
I don't find it easy to collect them [her medication] at the pharmacy 'coz it is like automatic disclosure of my status to everyone" (Respondent, ISPA clinic 1)" Many of the responses reflected a spatial component to the stigma of HIV, related to being identified when seen by other community members collecting medication (visually known as ART) from the pharmacy.
And those most in demand could find the BBC a less attractive place to ply their trade if doing so brought automatic and detailed disclosure of their remuneration.
The request for a Justice Department investigation into the matter was made last summer by the C.I.A.'s general counsel, as part of what intelligence officials have described as an automatic response to the disclosure of classified material.
So federal officials over the years increasingly fell back on automatic declassification steps that encourage disclosure.
But the biggest surprise came when the Senate introduced its version of the FAA bill, which contains numerous pro-consumer provisions, including better fee disclosure by airlines, automatic refunds for fees, and a review of how airlines reveal information on their decisions to delay or cancel flights, which may fully or only partially be the result of weather-related factors.
In this directive, data processing refers to: 'any operation or set of operations which is performed upon personal data, whether or not by automatic means, such as retrieval, consultation, use, disclosure by transmission, dissemination or otherwise making available ' [ 7].
"Disclosure of this information should have been automatic, not optional," Mrs. Whitman said today at a news conference.
