The phrase "automatic for each" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something happens automatically for every individual or instance in a group.
Example: "The system is designed to generate reports that are automatic for each user at the end of the month."
Alternatives: "automatically for every" or "automated for each".
In particular, B i, with i=1,…,n, is assumed to identify the n brushstrokes that are found by the automatic algorithm for each considered patch, whereas B j ∗, with j=1,…,m, are the m brushstrokes that have been marked by the human subjects.
A database consisting of 67 ultrasound images has been used in the validation of the suggested system, in which the resulting automatic contours for each image have been compared with the average of four manual segmentations performed by two different observers (ground-truth).
All real-time PCR runs were evaluated separately by using the automatic settings for each run.
Percent methylation was quantified as methylated C to unmethylated C ratio using the Pyro Q-CpG software, which provided automatic QC for each sample for completion of bisulfite conversion and estimates of non-converted DNA.
Using a t-test, differences in time to shock between the first and second evaluations were calculated, as well as between the semiautomatic and the automatic devices for each time point.
Setting up automatic payments for each individual's monthly expenses takes the hassle out of remembering or encouraging your roommates to pay on time.
General Electric and Verizon, for example, added all-or-nothing elements in 2003 that will make getting a big raise each year less automatic for their highest-ranking executives.
"Bill Clinton and Al Gore will be automatic for the people".
Appeals were automatic for those punished by suspension or dismissal.
Vitale praised Ordóñez's defense: "You're automatic!" For three weeks, Ordóñez had been automatic.
