The phrase "automatically deleted from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a process where something is removed or erased without manual intervention, often in the context of digital files or data.
Example: "All temporary files will be automatically deleted from the system after 30 days."
Alternatives: "removed automatically from" or "erased automatically from".
Each item that makes up that order is then automatically deleted from inventory.
After this time is up the message it is automatically deleted from the recipient's phone.
Files submitted to previous courses (courses that have been concluded) are not automatically deleted from the student's personal file storage area.
Readers do not need to remember to take their books back on time, a perennial problem for many consumers, because the digital book is automatically deleted from their e-reader once the loan period is over.
With SafeMessage from AbsoluteFuture, the sender chooses how long an e-mail will hang around before it is automatically deleted from the sender's and recipient's computers -- that period could be Mission: Impossible's 5-second standard or as long as 14 days.
The indices of the encoded macroblocks will be automatically deleted from the memory.
Moreover, the report found that the F.B.I. had failed to institute necessary controls "to prevent critical audio material from being automatically deleted". Audio recordings that relate to Qaeda investigations are supposed to be reviewed within 12 hours of interception under F.B.I. policy.
This will help prevent it from being automatically deleted later.
In 2009, Amazon automatically deleted some editions of George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four from users' Kindles because of a copyright issue.
Any mail received from that address will be automatically deleted, so be sure that you want to block that address.
It also allows organizations to block fraudulent activity by specifying that emails from any non-authorized senders be automatically deleted or sent to spam.
