The phrase "automatically locates" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a system or device identifies or finds something without manual intervention.
Example: "The software automatically locates the nearest service center based on your current location."
Alternatives: "instantly finds" or "self-detects".
The blanksky script automatically locates the correct blanksky background files, reprojects them to match the observation, and and determines the proper scaling.
This paper presents a framework that automatically locates public data of interest to the researcher and semantically integrates it with existing private datasets.
Some sources are available in full text via the ATLA database, while others may be accessed by following the e-Link (which automatically locates online journal availability in other databases).
Like the money-saving browser extension Honey, Zinc Save automatically locates promo codes, when applicable.
The app aggregates photos from Facebook and automatically locates where they're from – even if they're not geo-taggged.
When the car gets low on fuel, the navigation system automatically locates any or all nearby diesel stations and offers to plot a route.
However, unlike Foursquare, which still relies on the manual check-in to record your location, Saga will automatically locate you – and you don't have to open the app for this to happen.
As traditional fire detectors, usually acting as alarms, fail to automatically locate fires and extinguish fires, fire detection and location based on binocular stereo vision has attracted much attention recently.
In this example, the first background data set automatically located by Sherpa is used.
Six years ago, the Federal Communications Commission mandated that cellular carriers be able to automatically locate anyone making an emergency 911 call.
Using the computed correspondence, we were able to automatically locate the 17 landmarks on all 952 faces.
