The phrase "automatically excluded for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone or something is being excluded from a group, event, or consideration based on specific criteria or conditions.
Example: "Participants who do not meet the age requirement will be automatically excluded for eligibility in the competition."
Alternatives: "automatically disqualified for" or "excluded due to".
I was impressed until the point where the foundation's representative explained that if a charity was registered with a single purpose of "advancing religion" it would be automatically excluded from applying for funds to deliver social welfare outcomes even when they were available to the whole community.
We note however that this is an underestimate: two LECA snoRNA families (snoU13 and U3) are involved exclusively in rRNA cleavage but not 2'- O-methylation, and two further putative LECA-snoRNAs belong to the H/ACA class (which we did not map against rRNA) - so are automatically excluded from this intersect for this reason.
When a recipient of a health check-up answers 'yes' to the question on medication use, he or she is automatically excluded from the target population for the health guidance programme.
Hence, if more than one enzyme is associated to a reaction in the model, all genes encoding for these enzymes are automatically excluded from the in silico single-gene knockout and classified as redundant.
While country pairs with missing values for the dependent variable are automatically excluded from the regressions, those that have a zero value are not.
Since Morningstar penalizes them for their sales commissions, load funds are almost automatically excluded from getting a lot of stars.
In successive fits, data points for which ((data - model) / error) exceeds some threshold are added to the filter, and automatically excluded from the next fit.
Works by members of the jury were automatically excluded from consideration.
Under the new framework for claims, documentation requirements for spill-related damages are expected to be tougher than those under last year's emergency program, but no one is automatically excluded from filing a claim.
