The phrase "automatic functions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe processes or operations that occur without human intervention, often in the context of technology or machinery.
Example: "The software is designed to perform automatic functions, streamlining the workflow and reducing the need for manual input."
Alternatives: "automated processes" or "self-operating functions".
The crew deliberately disabled the automatic functions of a gas alarm system that should have alerted the crew to hazardous gases rising from the well, Mr. Webster said.
Soon, within several years, her brain will forget not only what day it is but how to perform what for most people are automatic functions: how to eat, how to walk — in short, how to live.
Structured reporting facilitates automatic functions, integration with other clinical parameters and data sharing.
The integration of mechanical systems and microelectronics opens many new possibilities for process design and automatic functions.
The SON-empowered SDN controller is therefore designed to be an execution environment for automatic functions, i.e. apply the configuration of output parameters to network physical elements.
The appetites can fail to obey reason; but they at least have the capacity to obey (as, for example, such automatic functions as nutritive and metabolic ones do not).
"A state of conscious and permanent visibility... assures the automatic functioning of power," the judge quoted.
"There is no automatic function to lower the windows when a car is submerged," he wrote.
65 mins: "It would appear that your keyboard has some sort of automatic function that inserts the word 'disarray' whenever you type "Newcastle defence".
Michel Foucault described the purpose of the Panopticon -- to induce in the inmate a state of conscious and permanent visibility that assures the automatic functioning of power".
Vision is by no means an automatic function of our psychological apparatus.
