The phrase "automatically counted on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something or someone that is relied upon without needing to be explicitly requested or confirmed.
Example: "In our system, all eligible participants are automatically counted on for the final tally."
Alternatives: "automatically relied upon" or "automatically included".
These days, the Pentagon is pulling its troops out of Germany and redeploying them for future wars elsewhere -- wars that Germans cannot be automatically counted on to support.
For each possible pair of categories from all three thesauri, it was automatically counted, on basis of the categorized term lists and each ds-c-m, in how many measures two categories co-occurred.
The immunolabeled cells inside the ROI were automatically counted on the basis of staining intensity.
Still, Mr. Sarkozy cannot automatically count on the votes of National Front supporters to take him over the finishing line.
Perhaps most significant of all is that the administration now knows it cannot automatically count on its majority in Congress to vote in lock step with the White House.
We'll have to wait to see whether the new French President will be able to deliver on his promise to provide a "new start for Europe," but the days when Berlin could automatically count on Paris to back its hard line appear to be over.
Diners are asked to slide finished plates into a tableside bay, where they are automatically counted to calculate the bill, doused in cleaning fluid and flushed back to the kitchen on a stream of water.
Simply put, the votes Democrats count on automatically may be the only ones they can get.
However, since 1992 parents who are enrolled in college have not been automatically counted in the number in college on a child's Fafsa.
The tiny pieces of paper that are punched through on a clean vote will be automatically counted if they remain attached to the ballot by one or two corners.
The total numbers of epithelial cells in different outlined areas within the CT density-defined areas was then automatically counted by the ACIS II nuclear counting software program, which is based on color identification.
