The phrase "automatically constituted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is formed or established without manual intervention or effort.
Example: "The committee was automatically constituted based on the membership criteria outlined in the bylaws."
Alternatives: "instantly formed" or "self-established".
The Senate became a self-perpetuating, automatically constituted body, independent of the annual magistrates, and a recognized factor in the Roman constitution, with extensive powers.
Creative licence is one thing, but slandering a great man's reputation – while buying into the nasty 1950s prejudice that gay men automatically constituted a security risk – is quite another.
The goal of research, the report stated, is the advancement of scientific knowledge, while medical practice is concerned with a patient's well-being; novel treatments provided in the course of practice do not automatically constitute research.
Is America, as it looks ahead, reminding itself of the cavalier, unsustainable rearrangements flung at the region by earlier victors?David McDowall, a knowledgeable and deeply sympathetic expert on the subject, questions in "A Modern History of the Kurds" the supposition that Kurds worldwide automatically constitute a "nation" rather than an "ethnic community".
Still, the mere installation of such systems does not automatically constitute a perfect solution.
The inference that missing an abnormality on a specific radiograph automatically constitutes malpractice is not correct [7].
But this does not follow, for the familiar reason that a succession of experiences does not automatically constitute an experience of succession.
Fukuyama did not herein state that an organism in possession of a human genotype automatically constitutes a human being; the definition he adopts emphasises the behaviour and characteristics typical to the Homo sapiens species, such as consciousness, emotions, the tendency for social life, or language.
Say what you will about the fairness of those charges -- Does opposing same-sex marriage automatically constitute "hate"?
There's also the question of whether image distribution on a social media platform like Facebook automatically constitutes a form of commercial use.
They are not necessarily designed to stimulate consumer understanding, nor do they automatically constitute informed consent.
