The phrase "automatically monitored" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is being observed or tracked without human intervention, often in technology or systems management.
Example: "The system ensures that all user activities are automatically monitored for security purposes."
Alternatives: "continuously tracked" or "systematically observed".
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Any eligible flight within TripIt Pro is automatically monitored for post-purchase price drops.
The applied accelerometer determination-based mechanism automatically monitored the behavior of on-site students via mobile phones.
All calls are automatically monitored without the user needing to proactively engage Tawkon (as was the case for the iPhone app we reviewed).
All physically available analog inputs and outputs as well as virtual channel are automatically monitored and the process values are stored.
When I published my first app on both platforms (an app that automatically monitored fuel economy while driving), I spent the first week obsessively checking its download counts with dreams of grandeur.
The system is supposed to automatically monitor the water upstream and downstream but "we're nowhere near that," Serrano said.
Buyers can also pay for "drop checkers", which automatically monitor ticketing sites for new events and pick up tickets automatically based on the users' preferences.
Mandatory data retention, which automatically monitors the electronic communication of all Australians without a warrant, is, of course, within the ministerial remit of Brandis.
Judy Macarthur Clark, chief inspector of the Home Office's Animal Procedures Committee, pointed to the development of a technique for automatically monitoring pain in mice.
Loopt, which is rumoured to be a potential takeover target of Facebook, has added software that automatically monitors its service for suspicious patterns of behaviour.
