The phrase "automatically enforced" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe rules, policies, or systems that are applied without the need for manual intervention.
Example: "The new software update includes features that ensure compliance with regulations through automatically enforced protocols."
Alternatives: "enforced by default" or "applied automatically".
Retention policies for default folders are automatically enforced.
"This so-called 60-40 standard became something automatically enforced, no matter how absurd," Mr. Fishner said.
With blockchain, firms involved in the diamond manufacturing process can seamlessly and jointly maintain a digital record on each stone, and all parties can make agreements ("smart contracts") that are automatically enforced in their dealings through blockchain.
A blockchain called Ethereum came to dominate the open-source landscape: launched in 2015 by Russian-Canadian programmer Vitalik Buterin, it allowed developers to code and run "decentralised autonomous organisations" – applications selling their services in exchange for cryptocurrency, and self-managing themselves according to sets of automatically enforced rules dubbed "smart contracts".
Smart contracts: Smart contracts are data-sharing agreements between patients and care providers that are automatically enforced.
Another benefit of Smart Contracts is that the rules and regulations associated with the contract are automatically enforced.
Banks and insurance companies, for instance, could automatically enforce contracts through their own, walled-off blockchains.
We also present tool support, called CoCoADvISE, which automatically enforces the constraints at runtime.
The POCKET framework is a novel, technically feasible and legally sound solution to automatically enforce COPPA.
First, their automatically enforcing nature obscures the application of classic contract doctrines.
Our results show that this method can handle many types of curves moving under all types of geometrically based flows while automatically enforcing merging and breaking.
