The phrase "automatically limited" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where something is restricted or constrained without manual intervention.
Example: "The software features are automatically limited based on the user's subscription level."
Alternatives: "instantly restricted" or "self-limited".
In comparison, a counter-flow heated design provided sufficient thermal energy to produce submicrometer particles, but also automatically limited the maximum aerosol outlet temperature based on the physics of heat transfer.
Players identified as minors will have their game times automatically limited to up to two hours each day.
Though I was young, I remember how it felt living in a country where your religious or racial background automatically limited your prospects for advancement.
If a city area has only new buildings, the enterprises that can exist there are automatically limited to those that can support the high costs of new construction.
I started to realize, at the young age of 8, that I was automatically limited in what I was going to be able to do with my life.
However the mechanism does not mean data oversight is automatically limited to a single DPA; rather the GDPR provides for a lead DPA which can liaise with any other concerned authorities over data issues pertaining to citizens in their own territories.
For that reason, he said, a show like "Joan of Arcadia," which states unambiguously that its heroine is talking to God, "automatically limits itself by doing so".
(Automotive News) In an effort to reduce traffic fatalities, the European Union is considering installing equipment that will automatically limit vehicle speed based on the posted speed limit.
A self-braking mechanism inside the casing automatically limits the rate of descent to about six feet per second, making the device suitable for people who are disabled or unconscious.
Amsterdam Airbnb's systems automatically limit entire home listings to 60 nights a year, but the city council agreed in January this year to slash the maximum to 30 nights from 2019.
Karsten Nohl, a prominent German security researcher, says the iPhone, which automatically limits the code that can run on the device, is more secure by default than the average PC.
