The phrase "automatic reading" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to technology, education, or processes that involve reading or interpreting information without manual intervention.
Example: "The new software features automatic reading of text documents, allowing users to quickly access information."
Alternatives: "automated reading" or "self-reading".
In this paper, the proposed recognition system uses a novel automatic reading approach, which can automatically read the indication of analog measuring instruments at various brightness levels and camera angles.
And those, finally, merge into full, automatic reading comprehension.
The issue has become one of automatic reading.
This paper investigates the automatic reading of unconstrained omni-writer handwritten texts.
To address this problem, a lot of approaches based on computer vision have been proposed for the automatic reading of the analog measuring instruments indication.
Therefore, depending on the condition, the test requires the participant to override or inhibit a highly automatic reading response.
It also offers automatic read receipts, a feature that you might not have known you were missing.
It was the American psychologist J Ridley Stroop who, in 1935, demonstrated just how automatic the reading process can be (you can read the original paper here).
In this regard the task presented in [ 14] is reminiscent of the classic Stroop paradigm, in which emphasis is first placed on relatively automatic word reading, and then on resisting automatic word reading in order to name incongruent colors in later trials.
The meter reader: According to wikipedia.com, automatic meter reading, or AMR, is the technology of automatically collecting consumption, diagnostic, and status data from water, gas and electric devices.
Automatic meter reading removes the need for platoons of meter readers and cuts down on paperwork.
