The phrase "automatically completed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a task or process is finished without manual intervention, often in relation to technology or software.
Example: "The form was automatically completed with the user's saved information, making the process much faster."
Alternatives: "self-filled" or "auto-filled".
Simulation 3 is automatically completed when all the candidate cranes deduced from simulation 1 are reviewed.
Slow and fast capacitance compensation was automatically completed.
By providing national healthcare, the system collected medical records from virtually every person seeking medical help in Taiwan so many nationwide surveys were automatically completed.
But for that reason the (high resolution) photographs made with the confocal microscope are automatically completed with white bars for scaling.
The main difference between semi- and fully automatic groups is whether the technique can automatically complete the task of the first stage.
It has also opened a second front, lashing out at Google for including a feature in its Chinese service that automatically completes search-query terms it complains that this can lead users to sites containing pornography.Google has long struggled to reconcile its corporate credo ("Don't be evil") with the onerous demands of China's internet regulators.
Then, the BT-SVM is utilized to automatically complete the fault type identification.
The proposed framework has been designed to have mechanisms to automatically complete the execution of the disrupted service during fault.
The proposed method can automatically complete the whole bench blast design according to the blast area configuration and several parameters required by this method.
The auto-detection strip algorithm can save a lot of time for the 3D measurement, automatically complete the 3D recovery procedure, and bring convenience to operators.
This energy-saving server can automatically complete the daily backup of your computers on a home network, which allows users to restore a single file or an entire PC.
