The phrase "automatically adhere" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is expected to stick or conform to a set of rules or standards without manual intervention.
Example: "The software is designed to automatically adhere to the latest security protocols to ensure data protection."
Alternatives: "instantly comply" or "self-apply".
The cohesion of these structures is maintained automatically and adheres to the annotation schemata in use.
Subsequently, the involved grid operators are functional public authorities and hence they are, regardless of the unregulated (regional) realm in which they operate, automatically obligated to adhere to general norms of public law.
More importantly, we report the novel use of the visual-based approach for automatically identifying the target adhered cells and pipettes.
By adhering to this you automatically are emboldening a healthier lifestyle.
Magnetic cups that come with the car will adhere to the panel and release automatically when you want a drink.
Those rules, he believed, should be designed to adjust the economy automatically to a crisis, so that policymakers could adhere to them even when things got bad.
We will also leave unexplored for now the offensive idea that simply adhering to one religion would be automatically disqualifying.
A most regular code sequence (MRCS) is introduced as the transmission power scheduling policy to automatically allocate the transmission power levels to MSNs thereby adhering to the given communication energy budget.
Sales tax schedules, applicable for various countries and cities, must also be adhered to, and an ERP system should automatically be updated to meet local regulations.
We have to adhere to strict guidelines and everything is logged automatically on the computer - time, date, duration, emissions, smoke levels, carbon monoxide, oxygen levels and the temperature in the different parts of the cremator.
