The phrase "automatically compare" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a process or system is designed to make comparisons without manual intervention.
Example: "The software will automatically compare the two datasets to identify any discrepancies."
Alternatives: "instantly compare" or "systematically compare".
Women in liberal communities are less happy and notice discrimination because they automatically compare their opportunities and salary to everyone else around them, men included.
When I'm sitting in my chair, I automatically compare any weird noises with what disturbed us that night — the thuds, the coughs.
"It will automatically compare a Web site operator's privacy practices to the consumer's preferences, and inform the consumer of any nonconformance or mismatch," he said.
The image collection is intended to encourage and facilitate research into new software that can automatically compare images of lungs with those already in the database.
When I'm sitting in my chair, I automatically compare any weird noises with what disturbed us that night the thuds, the coughs.
It will allow us to automatically compare sources of information for accuracy and truthfulness, even if they are in different languages.
As new information flows into it from the outside world, the brain automatically compares it to what it already knows.
The photos are sent over the Internet to AMDx's servers and automatically compared to images in its database.
New FA word candidates in each field are automatically compared with previously determined FA words.
The tool also automatically compares the colleges you're searching with the national average for institutions of their types.
For some neurofeedback sessions, Asif plays a pleasant nature movie during which the patient's brain-wave activity is automatically compared every half-second to the goal.
