The phrase "automatically confirm" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It means that something will be confirmed without the need for any action or input from the person or system involved. Example: Your flight reservation has been automatically confirmed. You will receive a confirmation email with your itinerary shortly.
In practical terms, for example, people could have their identity authenticator automatically confirm that they are old enough to sign up for Pandora on their own, without having to share their year of birth with the music site.
It will automatically confirm meetings ahead of time.
Additionally, the SMS protocol needs to be modified to prioritize 911 texts, and to automatically confirm the receipt of the alert.
Once a patient's preferred date and time are selected, the system will automatically confirm the patient's appointment request and record the information in the database instantly without the involvement of care providers.
Of the 37 countries that enter, only 20 will compete in the grand finale alongside the six automatically confirmed countries.
"However, should the NFF still be embroiled in court actions or any other issue preventing it from working freely on that date, the suspension will be automatically confirmed until all problems have been definitively solved," added Fifa.
Attendance and hours are automatically confirmed and tracking total participation is completely hassle-free for companies.
A recent test of the software found the records of almost 80% of electors already on the electoral roll could be automatically confirmed using the DWP database.
These documents were sent weekly to the coordinating centre, where the trial management system automatically confirmed eligibility, did randomisation, scheduled appropriate appointments to women allocated to screening, and printed letters to the patient and her general practitioner (fig 2).
If the council does not vote by April 9, Ferebee will automatically be confirmed.
Senate Democrats have pledged they will not automatically vote to confirm Mr. Bush's judicial nominees and will subject them to intense scrutiny.
