The phrase "automatic display" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a display that operates automatically, often in the context of technology or devices that show information without manual intervention.
Example: "The new software features an automatic display that updates in real-time as data changes."
Alternatives: "automated display" or "self-updating display".
With no automatic display space in thousands of bookstores across the country, making readers aware of a book that lives only online is a problem.
These include personalized user interfaces; automatic display of citing sources when a cursor is placed over a passage of a primary legal document; automatic display of relevant commentaries below or alongside a primary legal text; and user ratings of user-contributed commentary, to help nonlawyers assess the quality of content.
For example the semaphore signals have fail-safe functionality in that, the signal in the case of cutting of the communication steel wire, will result in automatic display the Red aspect of the signal.
Visual analysis of ADC may be further limited by automatic display settings and can result in the failure to detect PCa or an underestimation of tumour grade if not displayed properly (Fig. 13).
This map is the only automatic display of ashfall information available to the public; other information known about ashfall is delivered as formal ashfall warning messages (refer to the following section on "how the ashfall reporting database is used in eruption response").
Automatic display of charts and figures for the entered data.
Problems arose even among firms with automatic order display systems.
All of the exchanges studied were found by the commission to allow their traders to override automatic order display systems.
It provides secure and automatic translations display in search results, in more than 60 languages.
Future developments would have to be focused on the back end of the detection system utilised to process the data (i.e. the readings of the detector) with automatic data display, requiring less manpower, with no post data analysis or special expertise needed.
For example, automatic feed displays such as 7-Up's single-can dispensers eliminate the need for store clerks to realign shelf stock.
