The phrase "automatically entails" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation where one action or condition necessarily follows from another without the need for additional input or intervention.
Example: "In this context, adopting the new policy automatically entails a shift in our operational procedures."
Alternatives: "necessarily involves" or "inevitably includes".
One major misconception about ageing that centenarians challenge is that growing old automatically entails physical and mental impairments.
If the right to decide about an issue devolves upon the 'doers' and the active elements of the public, then this automatically entails a disenfranchising of the less active part of the public and of those who are indirectly affected.
Even though they assume different underlying mechanisms, i.e. associative learning and mental simulation, both proposals predict that understanding action-language automatically entails the motor programs of the corresponding physical actions ([3], [11]; see [13] for a review).
However, when taking into consideration that a mental disorder like schizophrenia is caused by multiple genes and the contribution of each single gene is small, increasing the statistical stringency automatically entails a loss of biological information.
A supervenience claim does not automatically entail an "in virtue of" claim (McLaughlin 1995).
From the stochastic analysis, at a mud pressure of 5 MPa, the probability of success given a radial tensile strain criterion of +4.0e−4 is 0.02, automatically entailing a probability of failure of 0.98.
To conclude, the reviewed literature and taxonomy underline that neither should the degree of bodily involvement be used as an indicator of how "embodied" a form of instruction is (cf. Johnson-Glenberg et al., 2014) nor can it be expected that increases in bodily engagement automatically entail increases in learning performance (see Tran et al., 2017, for a related discussion).
Although the correlation of TNF on the protein level does not automatically entail the same distinct transcriptional patterns due to regulation [45], [46], it is conceivable that the expression profile of microdissected cell populations, previously known to be correlated with response, may provide better targets for finding predictive biomarkers.
That would entail automatically and inexpensively monitoring traffic on all but the most minor roads -- a goal that traffic and sensing-system engineers around the world have been pursuing for years.
So the weak conception of knowledge along with a law of probability entail that you're automatically not in a position to know the conjunction (Q&R).
The obvious first question about this extra effort to please passengers is the extra cost it presumably entails; in the age of online reservations sorted automatically by price, the decision about which airline to fly has become a simple numbers game, a development that threatens to make nonsense of any effort to make airline travel more memorable.
