The phrase "automatically cancel" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where an action or process is set to terminate or invalidate itself without manual intervention.
Example: "If the payment is not received within 30 days, the subscription will automatically cancel."
Alternatives: "self-cancel" or "cancel by itself".
Disturbing news for Kindle owners — canceling your magazine subscriptions will automatically cancel back issues.
Still, the I.R.S. said it would not automatically cancel a bank's participation in the program should such concerns come to light.
If you log in to Facebook either on the site or through any connected app, it will automatically cancel the account deletion.
The company will automatically cancel all subscriptions on November 30, and remaining users should move to Apple Music.
That would therefore automatically cancel the commercial insurances that they have to carry for their personnel - and if they're cancelled then there isn't going to be race.
The wallet is designed to store digital backups of cards, and, in the case of a lost wallet out in the real world, Lemon also provides a service which will help users automatically cancel their cards.
The device has a second microphone on the back that monitors inbound noise and automatically cancels it out (anyone who's used Bose noise cancellation headphones on a long flight will appreciate this).
Conspicuous failure to uphold those values, such as violent or criminal behaviour, will lead to the visa being automatically cancelled".
On Gidsy, if an activity doesn't enlist the minimum number of people set by the organizer within 24 hours of its start time, it's automatically canceled.
A judge has ordered state election officials to stop automatically canceling a voter's registration if the card is returned as undeliverable.
The F.C.C. said earlier in January that the licenses were automatically canceled in January 1999 when NextWave missed an interest payment on its debt to the agency.
