The phrase "automatically collated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the process of gathering or organizing information or data without manual intervention.
Example: "The reports were automatically collated by the software, saving us hours of manual work."
Alternatives: "automatically gathered" or "automatically organized".
After the results of each permutation test were automatically collated, the DAG triggered automatic model selection and QTL processing, again performed using R/qtl (Broman et al. 2003).
The information is automatically collated into a report, which is available to Delaney on her own computer before the next morning's class.
All text is automatically collated into one summary, with headings, using a button at the end of the form.
The aim of this stage was to increase the level of consistency across participants to allow as high a proportion of features to be automatically collated as possible.
Data collected by the mobiletype program (intervention and comparison) on the mobile phone were sent via SMS to a secure website constructed and hosted by MCRI, where it was automatically collated.
Data collected by the mobiletype program (for both intervention and comparison groups) on the mobile phone was sent via SMS to a secure website constructed and hosted by MCRI, where it was automatically collated and available for viewing.
The system automatically collates electricity, water and landline phone charges into one single bill.
AI engines automatically collating and responding to thousands of user inputs does seem a little Robocalyptic, but it may also lead to interesting gameplay.
Here's how service works: For $8 dollars each, the startup will automatically collate photographs from across your social media platforms and print them into a 60-page memorialized photo book.
The data used were from a pseudo-anonymised extract from May 2008 of the Scottish Care Information Diabetes Collaboration (SCI-DC), a clinical diabetes information system which automatically collates clinical data from people diagnosed with diabetes in Scotland [ 15] and which has a current estimated coverage of >99%.
Quantitative data: Online feedback data was collated automatically within the survey management tool Zoomerang http://www.zoomerang.com and was exported into Microsoft Excel.
