The phrase "automatic record" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a record that is created or maintained automatically, often by a system or device without manual intervention.
Example: "The system generates an automatic record of all transactions for auditing purposes."
Alternatives: "automated log" or "self-generated record".
A company called ARO is building technology that automatically collects a more comprehensive, automatic record of your life.
Code for America is simultaneously working on a pilot program to expand automatic record clearing nationwide.
Still, the editing process was quick and painless, and regardless of some inaccuracies, having the automatic record was pretty cool.
Automatic record reviews of music are obtained in [6] by using acoustic content to train a one versus all discriminative classifier for each semantic concept in the vocabulary.
But the same can be said of other goods and services (Perry, for example, is comparing the cost of an iPod to 4-speed automatic record player).
"It's like the stars aligned for our automatic record clearance tool!" Code for America tweeted upon the law's passage in November.
The recordings--clipped from 17,000 hours of tapes from automatic recording units placed in Arkansas's White River National Wildlife Refuge--were provided Sunday by ornithologist John Fitzpatrick of Cornell University, lead author of the Science paper.
Manual recorded precipitation is used as reference to calculate deviation for automatic recording.
This study has attempted to quantify and understand the differences in precipitation amounts between manual and automatic recording.
Techniques included the automatic recording of conversations from certain numbers, and sweeping up text messages based on keywords.
When certain French phone numbers are dialled, a signal is activated that triggers the automatic recording of certain conversations.
