The phrase "automatic initiation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a process or action begins without manual intervention, often in technical or automated systems.
Example: "The system is designed for automatic initiation of updates to ensure that all software remains current without user input."
Alternatives: "self-starting" or "automatic start".
While our interviews occurred approximately 6 years after the 2004 initiation of automatic reporting of eGFR, participants had no trouble recalling when the shift to automatic reporting began, nor any hesitation describing their reaction, feelings, or impact on workload both at the onset of the reporting and over time.
Automatic nowcasting of convective initiation and thunderstorms has potential applications in several sectors including aviation planning and disaster management.
For most skiers, the toughest part of the turn is the first part, and the Carve has new technology that makes turn initiation feel automatic.
BAE claims the S1850M has a fully automatic detection and track initiation that can track up to 1,000 air targets at a range of around 400 km.
The formulation allows for a fully automated identification of the location of the initiation zone as well as automatic extraction of the local severity from the identified interface elements.
We were not interested in semantic processing of different word types, but in automatic processes triggered by a visual word stimulus – like the initiation of different reading strategies depending on the familiarity of the stimulus.
An automatic crack monitoring system based on crack propagation gauges was used to find the crack initiation and propagation data during fatigue process.
A new detailed kinetic model for THF combustion was developed using a combination of automatic generation (EXGAS), Evans Polanyi correlations (for H-abstraction kinetic data), and CBS-QB3 theoretical calculations (for unimolecular initiation, H-abstraction and β-scission kinetic data).
