The phrase "automatic flow" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a process or system that operates without manual intervention, often in contexts related to technology or workflow.
Example: "The software is designed to ensure an automatic flow of data between the two systems, minimizing the need for human oversight."
Alternatives: "automated process" or "self-operating flow".
By having this mix there is an automatic flow through of introductions and contacts.
When that argument failed, the search firm put diplomacy aside and stopped the automatic flow of data in the other direction.
An automatic flow procedure for the determination of glycerol in wines by employing a flow system based on multicommutation and enzymatic reaction is described.
In the present work, an automatic flow procedure for the determination of tartaric acid in red wine without previous sample treatment is described.
Two monitoring sites in Kongju city were equipped with an automatic rainfall gauge and an automatic flow meter for measuring rainfall, water quality and runoff flow.
DFT calculations have offered opportunities for large-scale data collection such as the Open Quantum Materials Database (OQMD 9,10, the Automatic Flow of Materials Discovery Library (AFLOWLIB 11, the Materials Project12, and the Novel Materials Discovery (NoMaD 13; they contain DFT computed properties of ~104 106 of experimentally-observed and hypothetical materials.
We decided to implement a custom automatic flow-cytometry setup because of the lack of low-cost commercial solutions.
Automatic flow-proportional sampling utilizes mechanical power supplied by the tipping bucket action, with power transmitted to the sample collection assembly via the tipping bucket pivot bar.
An automatic flow-injection system in biosensor devices can be useful in the monitoring of glutamate determination in real-time [5, 14].
Current automatic pump flow controllers act as pressure regulators, but with a delay.
Systems with automatic damper flow control are much less economical.
