The phrase "automatically controls" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a system or device manages or regulates something without human intervention.
Example: "The thermostat automatically controls the temperature in the room to ensure comfort."
Alternatives: "self-regulates" or "manages automatically.".
In this paper Automatic Startup Intelligent Control System (ASICS) that automatically controls the PWR plant from cold shutdown to 5% of reactor power and Alarm and Diagnosis-Integrated Operator Support System (ADIOS) that is integrated with alarms, process values, and diagnostic information to an expert system focused on alarm processing are described.
Deep-fryers have a thermostat that automatically controls the temperature so that there is less chance of foods burning and ruining the oil.
The synergy drive automatically controls energy usage, transferring seamlessly between the battery and the 3.3-liter V6 engine.
An additional option for lighting control is the lighting occupancy sensor, which automatically controls ambient lights and task lights (Figs. 2n and o) in the BLDF system.
When driving on slick roads, thanks to a 35/65 front/rear torque split, the system automatically controls the distribution of torque to individual wheels.
The 3.0-inch large 460,000-dot high-resolution LCD with wide viewing angle automatically controls the brightness according to the situation as an Intelligent LCD.
This switch between UHS-OMAG anD-OMAGAG imaging protocols was automatically controlled by the controlling software written in Labview.
The switch between the 3D scan and Doppler flow measurement scan was automatically controlled by our controlling software, with a time interval less than 1 second.
Another way to automatically control how much sunlight gets in is to use automatic shades, blinds or curtains inside.
Three automatically controlled modes (slow, near-normal, and near-ballistic) and hand-controlled walking were evaluated in six subjects with a complete spinal cord lesion (T8-T10).
A automatic gain control system (AGC) is designed to continuously monitor and automatically control the gain of the phoswich detectors onboard the Hard X-ray Modulation Telescope (HXMT).
