The phrase "automatically moving" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an action or process that occurs without manual intervention, often in the context of technology or machinery.
Example: "The robot is automatically moving along the designated path to complete its task."
Alternatives: "self-moving" or "automated motion".
One study involves the Lokomat, a machine that supports patients' body weight while automatically moving their legs on a treadmill, retraining them to walk.
"Instead of their kids getting to a certain age and then automatically moving uptown" to attend the private schools clustered along the Upper East and Upper West Sides, "more are deciding to stay downtown.
"My advice to customers who have fixed deals expiring soon is to look to swap at least four weeks before the termination date to avoid automatically moving to what could be a more expensive tariff," suggests Byrom.
The police arbitration tribunal has backed most of the key principles of the proposals put forward by the former rail regulator, Tom Winsor, with the bulk of the savings coming from the abolition of £1,200-a-year "spriorityriority payments" and a two-year freeze on officers automatically moving up payscales.
With only the top three from each heat automatically moving on to the prelim, I finished fourth needing a furious burst to the line to make up the ground I had squandered settling for the middle of the pack earlier in the race.
Then, as the week progresses, employees mark stuff done, automatically moving items from Plans to Progress.
By selecting the topic, you will automatically move the email into the specified folder.
If you use [marijuana], you will automatically move on to become addicted to other drugs later".
(Mr. Dewhurst would automatically move up if Mr. Perry wins the presidency).
Microsoft plans to automatically move all Hotmail accounts over to Outlook.com.com
He automatically moved up to fill the empty slot when Mr. Bush left.
