The phrase "automatic scrutiny" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is subject to immediate or inherent examination or evaluation, often without the need for manual intervention.
Example: "The new software update includes automatic scrutiny of user data to ensure compliance with privacy regulations."
Alternatives: "automated review" or "instant evaluation".
Jon Greenbaum, the legal director for the Lawyers Committeee for Civil Rights Under Law, said it would mean that the bulk of changes that now receive automatic scrutiny by the federal government could take effect without any review, eliminating a deterrent against mischief.
Instead, she said, the block was imposed by TicketMaster, London 2012's ticket agency, on all automatic scrutiny of the site in a bid to stop touts snapping up tickets and selling them for a profit.
It is totally unacceptable that people are detained by the government without any end date and without automatic judicial scrutiny".
While the United States has never formally confirmed the names of the 14 countries where passport holders face automatic additional scrutiny, they have been widely reported.
This indifference deserves greater scrutiny.
told The Wall Street Journal, for example, that "anything that would try to make it an automatic weapon would need greater scrutiny".
Administering Therapy (Second Half) The first commercial break after the second-half kickoff is the time to explain to the patient that his or her suffering is rooted in cognitive misconstruals, automatic assumptions that do not stand up to scrutiny.
"Under a shabby new law rushed through parliament, without any proper scrutiny, British suspects can now face automatic extradition based on secret US evidence the FBI refuse to share with the UK to allow a trial here," he said.
However, the authenticity and accuracy of automatic pathway data curation and annotation is still under the scrutiny of various database developers and end-users.
No one has an automatic right to this tax exemption; those seeking one should expect close scrutiny from the government to ensure it is not evading taxes.
Manual scrutiny of the 72 sequences generated by the semi-automatic workflows was considered essential in order to remove possible redundant information and improve overall confidence in the results (Figure 1, Table 1).
