The phrase "automatically awards" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is given or granted without manual intervention, often in reference to systems or processes that function independently.
Example: "The software automatically awards points to users based on their activity levels."
Alternatives: "grants automatically" or "bestows automatically".
The coaches poll automatically awards its final No. 1 ranking to the winner of the B.C.S. title game.
Buyers need to be cautious that it does not contain a so-called "time-is-of-the-essence" clause that automatically awards penalties if the closing date is delayed.
The university automatically awards all preferred minorities, regardless of their background, academic performance, or life experiences, 20 points to their "selection index" score -- or roughly the equivalent of one full grade point (on a 4.0 scale) based solely on their race.
The government now acknowledges the link, but had previously argued those affected by narcolepsy do not meet the threshold for the Department for Work and Pensions's compensation scheme, which automatically awards a £120,000 lump sum to anyone with "severe" and permanent disabilities as a result of certain vaccines.
The government accepts this link, but has so far argued those affected do not meet the threshold for the Department for Work and Pensions' vaccine compensation scheme, which automatically awards a £120,000 lump sum to anyone with "severe and permanent" disabilities.
But your 401(k) and other workplace pension plans aren't part of that split; federal law automatically awards them to your current spouse, unless he or she has signed a form waiving rights to them.
Atlanta, an expansion team added to the Eastern Conference last week, was automatically awarded the No. 4 pick.
(A wine is automatically awarded a double-gold medal when all judges on a panel award it a single gold).
The corollary to the above is the great disdain that's automatically awarded the winners along with their checks.
With so many likely candidates having already received the lifetime achievement prize, the music industry has decided that it should no longer be automatically awarded.
And in 2000, in Bush v Gore, he voted against automatically awarding the presidency to the son of the man who nominated him.
