The phrase "automatically observed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is noted or recorded without manual intervention, often in technical or scientific discussions.
Example: "The system automatically observed the changes in temperature and adjusted the settings accordingly."
Alternatives: "recorded automatically" or "noted automatically".
One day the rules about non-proliferation will be automatically observed.
In his autobiography Thomas Burke admitted that when he wrote Limehouse Nights, he "had no knowledge of the Chinese people, and all I knew of Limehouse and the district was what I had automatically observed without aim or purpose during my unguided wanderings in remote London.
By searching the action/behaviour/gaze, sensed by the agent of interest, for evidence of hypotheses generated in response to the automatically observed trigger event, the high-level explanations (below the frames, resp).
The aim of the current paper was to introduce smartphone based behavior sensing and data processing as a means to automatically observe team coordination processes in realistic environments.
Other people see me and they automatically observe my height.
The results show that the dynamic models discovered automatically in observed data by computer sometimes can compare with the models discovered by humanity.
* Automatically generated observe files (see schedator.py below) for follow-up X-band observations: Segment 1 and Segment 2. mktable.pl: script to combine information from various text files with user input to build the table above.
Goldberg's team is developed surgical robots that could be more flexible than STAR because instead of being manually programmed, they can learn automatically by observing expert surgeons.
Symbolic Regression (SR) is a well-studied task in Evolutionary Computation (EC), where adequate free-form mathematical models must be automatically discovered from observed data.
This may have allowed him to flatten images automatically as he observed the world, and then transfer that perspective onto the two-dimensional canvas, says Margaret S. Livingstone, a professor of neurobiology at Harvard Medical School.
This means that huge class differences among participants on parental web sites cannot be automatically assumed, but observed as the field develops.
