The phrase "automatic reply" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a message that is generated and sent automatically in response to an incoming message, often used in email or messaging systems.
Example: "I will be out of the office until next week, so please expect an automatic reply to your email during this time."
Alternatives: "automated response" or "auto-reply".
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Art is not an instrument, comes the almost automatic reply.
Ms. Fuller put an automatic reply on messages to her Gmail account warning her correspondents to check on their registrations if they had used Rock the Vote.
A. Most e-mail users have probably noticed the words "mailer daemon" in the header of an automatic reply or a message that bounced back from an intended recipient's mail server because of a misspelled address or technical problem.
In this week's magazine, Colin Jost turns on his e-mail's automatic reply message, and it's a bit more candid than your average out-of-office response: I will have limited access to e-mail.
To ease the logistical pain, she prevailed on administrators to send a temporary automatic reply to anyone who e-mailed her, saying that she no longer worked there, and providing her new address.
From Nov.15 to Christmas, the site sends automatic replies.
There is a reason, beyond sheer bureaucratic ineptitude, why so many Afghans are hanging by a thread, getting automatic replies or no replies at all.
Ideas include displaying a stock counter and enabling automatic replies so busy merchants don't need to message users manually when a request comes in.
A quick survey of automatic replies sent out by a range of UK and US newspapers reveals a huge variety, from one-line acknowledgments to fairly comprehensive lists of letters desk policies.
With Less.Mail, the app can create automatic replies to these sorts of routine requests, or you can manually dictate emails if you choose.
