The phrase "automatic starter" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a device or mechanism that automatically starts a machine or engine without manual intervention.
Example: "The new model comes equipped with an automatic starter, making it easier to use in cold weather."
Alternatives: "self-starter" or "auto-start mechanism".
During the last few years of his father's tenure, Michael Bradley was an automatic starter for the U.S. national team.
Each of them — the Dutchman van Persie, the English duo of Rooney and Danny Welbeck, and Hernández — would be an automatic starter at any other club.
That accolade may not impress Arsenal fans and even his Asian fans don't expect Park to become an automatic starter anytime soon.
Villa is working his way back to full fitness after suffering a broken leg at the Club World Cup in December 2011 and has not been an automatic starter under coach Tito Vilanova.
She scored just once in this summer's World Cup and some critics felt her status as an automatic starter for the US should be questioned for the first time in years.
The form of Ewers and Armand means Waldrom has not been an automatic starter this season but the former Leicester Tiger has no doubts he is in the right place.
Three MVPs born outside the States - Canada's Nash, Virgin Islander Duncan and Germany's Dirk Nowitzki - would be automatic starters, with Chinese giant Yao and Frenchman Tony Parker completing a first choice quintet that would be a match for anything the 'hosts' would provide.
During the 2006 FIFA World Cup Henry remained as one of the automatic starters in the squad.
In this early version, it was demonstrated as an automatic car starter and unlocker so you don't have to try to find your car keys all the time.
Using your arms to push the snow off the hood of the car and/or the automatic car starter for the front windshield is legal, as is using various forms of profanity.
She provides an automatic conversation-starter: "This is Paula, my optician".
