The phrase "automatic support for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing features or functionalities that provide assistance or enable certain actions without manual intervention.
Example: "The software offers automatic support for data backup, ensuring that your files are always protected."
Alternatives: "automatic assistance for" or "built-in support for".
What has to be absolutely clear about the famous friendship between Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani and the Liberal Party's leader, Raymond B. Harding, is that it has not and will not guarantee Mr. Giuliani the party's automatic support for any office he seeks.
Mr. Morgenthau's endorsement has not meant automatic support for Mr. Vance, as proven by the McManus association nod and the fact that eight of the nine clubs that have endorsed Mr. Aborn, as well as 13 of the 15 elected officials, supported Mr. Morgenthau four years ago, Mr. Aborn's campaign said.
The Cloudlets can get automatic support for their life-cycle from the mOSAIC's platform including initialization, configuration and bindings to the needed hardware and software resources.
The advantages of overlay visualization include: less cognitive load on the learner, and automatic support for both path and state visualization.
Provided progress in dynamic taxonomies, catalog segmentation, and personalized directories lacks in a fully automatic support for modifying the taxonomy according to the user's requirements.
The chapter also discusses that segmentation information can be exploited to enhance measurements by providing snapping mechanisms and automatic support for well-defined tasks, such as the definition of object extents and angles between objects.
Finally, despite all structuring guidelines provided by our methodology, there is a lack of (semi-automatic) support for the implementation of the connectors, which can potentially represent a burden for a biologist undertaking this task.
The results of our analysis could be implemented by means of an automated proof assistant, so our work is a contribution to the library of automatic support tools for proving various analytic inequalities.
An example of an application illustrating how the approach can be used, along with the automatic support which was developed for it, are also shown.
This system is designed for providing automatic support to clinicians so that they don't need to look for computer advices.
An example for such automatic support could be submission of novel unannotated sequences to the ProtoNet BF partition, and assigning (with a certain probability) the sequence to one of the BF clusters (each essentially equivalent to a certain protein family).
