The phrase "automatically into a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a process or action that occurs without manual intervention, leading to a specific result or state.
Example: "The software updates automatically into a new version every month."
Alternatives: "instantly into a" or "seamlessly into a".
All results are usually fed automatically into a process-control computer.
Ah, but this is Israel, where religious affiliation makes you automatically into a returning citizen.
Chemical compositions, temperatures, and charging weights of the iron are often fed automatically into a control computer.
It permits a policyholder to shift automatically into a whole life policy when a term policy expires, without submitting to a medical examination.
However, if most of a worker's pay rises were channelled automatically into a 401 k), he usually left the money to accrue.
Better yet, a portion of the repayment could go automatically into a savings account for each worker, so they could eventually borrow from themselves.
So when you slip the phone into the $50 bedside dock, it goes automatically into an elegant alarm-clock mode, complete with buttons for tomorrow's weather, your music and even a dimmer switch.
The contents of the sample loop were injected automatically into an alumina capillary column (30 m × 0.550 mm).
Email lists and newsletters of often use those terms so now all those emails go automatically into an optional folder.
These relationships are assembled automatically into an event report comprising a slot filler template with a minimum fill of a country, province, disease, species and time element (Collier et al., 2008).
Leave the Christmas village up past Christmas, and it can transition automatically into becoming a Winter village instead.
