"automatically enforcing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a process that is applied without the need for manual intervention. For example: "The system was designed with built-in security controls automatically enforcing certain safety rules."
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.
Results show that our representation can accurately handle many geometrically based motions of curves on a wide variety of surfaces while automatically enforcing topological changes in the curves when they occur and automatically fixing the curves to lie on the surfaces.
But while these contracts are capable of automatically enforcing themselves, they challenge general counsel to rethink strategies around jurisdiction, and how to enforce smart contracts in court.
OneKloud gets cloud infrastructure spending under total control by automatically enforcing budget quotas that are forecasted and assigned per project and team, and managing workflow approval.
Retention policies for default folders are automatically enforced.
Banks and insurance companies, for instance, could automatically enforce contracts through their own, walled-off blockchains.
"This so-called 60-40 standard became something automatically enforced, no matter how absurd," Mr. Fishner said.
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.
Kelly's predecessor, Douglas Alexander, had reaffirmed plans to introduce a road charging scheme using technology such as satellite tracking to automatically enforce a pay-as-you-drive fee for every mile a motorist travelled by 2010.
