The phrase "automatic listing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where items or entries are generated or displayed without manual intervention, such as in software or online platforms.
Example: "The system features an automatic listing of all available products, ensuring users have the most up-to-date information."
Alternatives: "automated catalog" or "self-generating list".
"You will have created an automatic list of preferred counterparties," says one bank boss.
There is an automatic list of new and updated pages, but you either need to do some programming to get alerts, or persuade everyone to be disciplined about tagging updated pages.
What's fascinating about this off-the-cuff, virtually automatic list is that the six directors in question all made movies in which their on-camera presence (yes, even Renoir, whose performance as Octave, in "The Rules of the Game," may be his single greatest artistic invention) is essential to their art.
This same complaint has led Facebook to experiment with all sorts of filtering mechanisms, including lists, automatic lists, and even one-way subscriptions.
XRD analysis data were processed using PDXL, integrated X-ray powder diffraction software from Rigaku, Co., to provide an automatic list of diffraction peak position, intensity, width, and solid product characterization.
A drawback of this scheme is that CH rotation based on an automatic list can select a low-energy, inefficient node as the CH, causing data loss and delays.
Both the iPad and iPhone version of the app now also feature automatic list detection, which is a bit of a godsend if you are like many of us who always tend to write their notes as lists.
An automatic list produced twenty-three unique (among ninety) putative PR10 or PR10-like gene annotations.
An automatic list of chromosome regions containing PR10 and PR10-like gene annotations was produced.
The automatic rejection list includes all Hummers, and vehicles from Chevrolet, Dodge, Ford and G.M.
