The phrase "automatic result" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an outcome that occurs without any manual intervention or effort, often as a consequence of a specific action or process.
Example: "The software generates an automatic result after processing the data, allowing users to see the outcomes instantly."
Alternatives: "instant outcome" or "immediate result".
The existence of a privilege in future cases, however, is not an automatic result.
This should serve as a wake-up call that women's rights are not an automatic result of free elections.
This action was the automatic result of the agreement in January by which Mr. Clinton received a five-year suspension from the Arkansas state bar.
The automatic result of dismissal is that they are ejected from their homes and face the danger of losing their permits to be in the city at all.
Luke Wright, who was also awarded an incremental contract by England on Saturday as an automatic result of making 10 T20 international appearances during the last contract period, is 30th.
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His insistence on the tiniest details of camera movement, expression and composition was a reminder to them — and also to me — that transparency, immediacy and a sense of immersion in life are not the automatic results of turning on a camera but rather effects achieved through the painstaking application of craft.
Automatic results are compared with human observations as well as with the outcomes of other computer-based techniques.
Initial manual CMT results for this event were obtained within 23 minutes of origin time and fully automatic results were distributed by E-mail within 33 minutes.
The greatest contribution of this study is the achievement of automatic results, without specialist input, matching the best results attained by expert-defined similarity thresholds (baseline), for a given collection.
First configuration step (shape constraints neglected): average MSD α obtained by comparing automatic results on brushstroke orientation with observations by human subjects for different configurations of parameters r m and r M. Figure 7 First configuration step (average MSPD λ ).
