The phrase "automatically edited" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe content that has been modified or adjusted by a system or software without manual intervention.
Example: "The document was automatically edited to correct grammatical errors and improve clarity."
Alternatives: "self-edited" or "edited by software".
The recordings are then sent to Groovideo where they are automatically edited and mashed into a stunning looking group video.
But while Vyclone relies on location to determine whether videos should be automatically edited together, Groovideo lets users contribute their content from anywhere.
It's a camera that offers the illusion of shooting video from multiple cameras, allowing you to edit on-the-fly using your iPhone and even create a video that's automatically edited to focus on interesting footage.
The software program displayed a message declaring that contradictions had been detected and resolved while the minimum number of NSCs was estimated to be equal to 7. Unfortunately, strict structure generation from the automatically edited MCD resulted in an empty output file.
The SNPs were scored automatically, edited using the PSQ™ 96MA SNP software and finally checked manually.
The alignments were automatically edited by Trimal [ 80] to keep just phylogenetically informative sites.
Unlike the vast majority of his colleagues in sport, Campbell doesn't automatically edit away any interesting statements before they're out.
Parliament Live creates transcripts of randomised videos from the House of Commons, then automatically edits them into supercuts of the most-spoken words, which are usually "um" and "ah".
Software developed by startup Descartes Labs stitches together daily satellite images into a live map of the planet's surface and automatically edits out any cloud cover.
"It might be as simple as swapping out the usual presenter of a show for one who uses sign language, or automatically editing a news report to fit the time you have available.
Google has some advantages, like massive amounts of computing power for storing, sorting and automatically editing photos and the money to buy photo start-ups like Nik Software, maker of Snapseed.
