The phrase "automatic replacement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to technology, software, or processes where one item is automatically substituted for another without manual intervention.
Example: "The software features an automatic replacement function that updates outdated terms in the document."
Alternatives: "automatic substitution" or "automated replacement".
On top of the three million hot meals served, households receiving food stamps living in 82 affected New York City ZIP codes were given automatic replacement benefits to replace food lost because of power failures, and additional replacement money went to more than 100,000 clients who applied.
Remains a mystery how he was not - or is not - England's automatic replacement for Neil Back.
Even then, the therapy is far from a silver bullet or an automatic replacement for treatment with Ritalin or other drugs that are routinely prescribed for attention disorder based on many studies showing their effectiveness.
Eoin Morgan would normally be regarded as Broad's automatic replacement as Twenty20 captain after establishing his credentials by skippering England to victory in a one-day international against Ireland in Dublin last month, but Morgan faces three months off because of a shoulder operation.
"There will be no automatic replacement of current analog boxes.
Worcester have an automatic replacement lined up for Fatiaki in Scotland international Alex Grove, who made his first appearance of the season from the bench on Saturday after missing the opening month of the campaign with a groin problem.
Most worryingly, there are few automatic replacements in sight.
It would not be withdrawing its "non-automatic replacement policy for journalists who leave by natural wastage".
The cutting of loops has largely been replaced by automatic dialogue replacement (ADR).
Working with words: We do something called A.D.R, automatic dialogue replacement, for TV shows and movies.
Then we look at rooms for recording, including home studios, scoring stages, recording studios, Foley, and automatic dialog replacement (ADR).
