The phrase "automatically grouped into" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a process where items or data are sorted or categorized without manual intervention.
Example: "The software automatically grouped the files into relevant categories based on their content."
Alternatives: "automatically categorized as" or "automatically sorted into".
Once each account is linked to Money Dashboard your transaction types will be automatically grouped and categorised into various tags, such as electricity and food.
Infantry, cavalry, and some special units automatically group themselves into formations groups of soldiers that receive attack and defense bonuses when at least eight of that kind of unit is present; the maximum number of units a formation may consist of is sixty-four.
We present a method to automatically group the images into groups that correspond to convex subspaces in the environment which are related to the human concept of rooms.
Sahami [19] proposed a topical space navigation method by using hierarchical clustering to automatically group related documents into sub categories triggered by a user's query.
While Google is poised to introduce a new, standalone Photos app at Google I/O this week to address this challenge, a new Amsterdam-based startup called Bundle has also now launched an app focused on helping users automatically group photos together into albums and then share them with friends.
Approaches that have been suggested include automatically grouping amino acids into exchangeability categories [ 39, 40] and decomposing amino-acid substitution rates into components corresponding to biophysical properties of amino acids (LCAP model, Ref. [ 41]).
The ability to automatically group similar items enables one to discover hidden similarities and key concepts while combining a large amount of data into a few groups.
Differentially expressed genes were automatically annotated and then grouped into 15 functional categories of Gene Ontology (GO) biological processes; genes that could not be associated with any biological process category were assigned to the GO root (biological process).
For example, "mitral valve" and "tricuspid valve" and their automatically identified plural forms were grouped into the "cardiac" discipline.
These 961 FFLs can be grouped into 114 clusters (containing distinct source-intermediate edges) revealing that connected hubs often share many common children, automatically giving rise to FFLs.
