The phrase "automatically disconnected" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a device, service, or connection is terminated without manual intervention.
Example: "The call was automatically disconnected due to poor signal strength."
Alternatives: "disconnected by itself" or "terminated automatically.".
If you don't drop this, you are automatically disconnected.
For example, certain features can be automatically turned on when the phone is connected to a wall plug, or Bluetooth can be automatically disconnected when the battery charge drops below a certain level.
If you close the ad window, you're automatically disconnected from the Net.
When testing this further, I declined an incoming call, but found that the phone didn't ring indefinitely as promised, but rather rang a bit then automatically disconnected the call.
During the week that ended March 1, only 38% of calls got automatically disconnected.
If LimeChat doesn't answer the request in a certain amount of time, you'll be automatically disconnected from the channel.
If someone answers, the robo-call should automatically disconnect.
Now many amplification systems use infrared technology that eliminates interference and automatically disconnects when the teacher leaves the classroom.
The temporary number is for emergency use; it automatically disconnects when the subscriber's old number is activated on the Nextel network, said Diane Rainey, a Nextel spokeswoman.
Spirit Flight 329, carrying 164 passengers, originated in Fort Myers, Fla., and was over Norfolk, Va., when a speed drive that links the engines with the primary generator overheated, automatically disconnecting the generator, according to Robert Moreland, a Spirit safety official.
When demand on the generators runs higher than they can satisfy, they automatically disconnect themselves to prevent mechanical damage, and as each one drops off, it makes a cascade more certain, he said.
