The phrase "automatically filed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where documents or information are organized or stored without manual intervention.
Example: "All completed forms are automatically filed in the system for easy retrieval."
Alternatives: "systematically stored" or "instantly recorded".
Incoming messages are automatically filed in folders that correspond to their address.
I ask you, what shareholder really benefits from class-action suits automatically filed by predatory tort lawyers just days after any unexpected earnings shortfall?
When you receive email replies to messages you sent from within the folder, they're automatically filed in that folder for all members to see.
For example, when a charge is made to a member's credit card, it will register in the LearnVest My Money Center and will be automatically filed into the appropriate budget folder.
After linking your HotelTonight or Lyft account with the Concur portal (as easy as typing in your email address used for the apps), all future bookings for corporate travel will be imported into Concur and automatically filed into an expense report.
The discussion activity and postings were automatically filed in the CSCL environment.
Lemon automatically files them and creates a summary, including the date and amount of the expenditure.
In Gmail, this will automatically file them away into the "Starred" folder, while keeping them in the labelled folder originally assigned them.
In light of the Kaplan case, however, he represented that the agency would "no longer automatically file counterclaims for care and treatment," suggesting a more tailored approach.
A nifty feature aggregates previous recommendations from members and automatically files them under a tab with the name of the city right above your question, allowing you to find extra tips easily.
SFGate, a news website, relies on Autonomy software to sift through thousands of incoming stories from different media outlets every week and automatically file them by subject.
