The phrase "automatic ordering" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to systems or processes that facilitate ordering without manual intervention, such as in e-commerce or inventory management.
Example: "The new software features automatic ordering, allowing businesses to replenish stock without any manual input."
Alternatives: "automated ordering" or "self-ordering system".
Also, the MoF method provides automatic ordering of the materials during interface reconstruction.
You no longer even have to whip out the automatic ordering device you carry around with you 24/7 anyway – getting paper towels on Amazon Prime that way could take as many as several taps.
This includes savings from faster referrals between doctors, fewer delays in ordering tests and getting results, fewer errors in oral or hand-written reporting, fewer redundant tests, and automatic ordering and re-fills of drugs.
Recently, Wal-Mart has patented an automatic ordering device designed to work more easily than Amazon's Dash button, offered up discounts intended to directly compete with the e-tailer, and even begun experimenting with automation.
To head off that challenge, Microsoft has been participating in various international organizations that are setting standards over a wide range of services: from those aimed at consumers, like blog-editing and photo-sharing applications, to automated business processes like Web-based customerelationshipip management systems for sales staff and automatic ordering and logistics applications.
Yup, no more wannabe actors and actresses, just the cold, unforgiving nature of automatic ordering and table service.
Problems arose even among firms with automatic order display systems.
Not so far off from giving her automatic orders, like a husband.
All of the exchanges studied were found by the commission to allow their traders to override automatic order display systems.
And the way in which these automatic orders interact with high-frequency and other computer trading strategies can quickly erode liquidity, even amid very high trading volume.
One example is the option to tell every single unit before a battle where you want them to go, versus a "Starbucks button" option to give them automatic orders.
