The phrase "automatic messaging" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to messages that are generated and sent without human intervention, often in the context of technology or communication systems.
Example: "The customer service platform utilizes automatic messaging to respond to common inquiries instantly."
Alternatives: "automated messaging" or "auto messaging".
According to G.M., Driver Aid, Information and Routing, or D.A.I.R., could send an emergency message from the car to a service center, featured automatic messaging of road conditions, had an automatic sign and road hazard detector connected to a display panel on the car's dash, and had a system that could guide a driver along a prespecified route without using a map.
Weight Watchers will send automatic messages of encouragement.
Automatic messages from the plane indicated problems with airspeed readings.
According to Mr. Seife, nice round numbers convey an automatic message of exaggeration.
An automatic message tells the sender which person is temporarily dealing with the employee's e-mail.
"I had this automatic message saying I was honored to be nominated, but had no intention of leaving Princeton in the near future," she said.
Automatic messages sent by the Airbus A330's computers showed it was receiving false air speed readings from sensors known as pitot tubes.
What is known so far about the crash of Flight 447, in which 228 people died, comes from automatic messages sent from the airplane to Air France.
When we contact UK MPs, we usually just get an automatic message saying they can only respond to people living in their constituencies.
Some 40 minutes after the crew made their last radio contact with air-traffic controllers, an automatic message was sent from the plane at 2.14am GMT, reporting a short circuit.
Until recently, if employees sent e-mails on weekends or after hours, an automatic message would appear asking the sender to wait, if possible, and let others enjoy their down time.
