The phrase "automatically classified" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is categorized or sorted without manual intervention, often in relation to data or information processing.
Example: "The system automatically classified the incoming emails based on their content and urgency."
Alternatives: "automatically sorted" or "automatically categorized".
My analysis suggests that emails concerning the Clinton Foundation were automatically classified as "personal". "Inner sanctum" emails exchanged among clintonmail.com users were likely classified as "personal" as well.
All members of the infrastructure, whether in uniform or not, are automatically classified as C.D.'s.
Then, every resource will be automatically classified on demand independently of the original classification scheme.
Related patents are automatically classified using pre-trained neural network models.
Various landscape elements, including archaeological remains, can be automatically classified when their spectral characteristics are different.
We also noticed a number of previously automatically classified domains that were classified incorrectly at the Species or Protein levels.
Sources are then automatically classified into ocular or non-ocular sources using temporal, spatial and frequency features.
As Fig. 6 shows, patients were automatically classified into three age groups: (i) ≤36, (ii) 37 and 38, and (iii) ≥39 years old due to age data distribution.
Each of the algorithm's networks predicts a representation is automatically classified as one of the four actions — in this case, a hug, handshake, high-five, or kiss.
Casama׳s support vector machine (SVM) automatically classified the abstracts by study objective with as much as 129% higher F-scores compared to PubMed׳s built-in filters.
It would mean that fewer families would get in touch with official channels to ask for help, and that those who could still return won't because they are automatically classified as terrorists".
