The phrase "automatically pick" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a process or action that occurs without manual intervention, often in the context of software or systems selecting options or items on their own.
Example: "The software will automatically pick the best option based on your preferences."
Alternatives: "select automatically" or "choose automatically".
Europe isn't fiscally integrated: German taxpayers don't automatically pick up part of the tab for Greek pensions or Irish bank bailouts.
The goal is to "disrupt the 'sleep-washing' " among consumers, he added, who "automatically pick up the product they usually pick up" when shopping for detergent.
FEMA will automatically pick up at least 75 percent of the tab, given that New York and New Jersey have been declared major disaster areas.
"When you say his name, my generation and older generations automatically pick sides," said Dr. Erick Arbenz, Mr. Arbenz's grandson, an anesthesiologist in Boston.
And don't automatically pick the showiest streak rewards, like the SAW machine-gun or Rail Gun – an Overshield or Speed Boost may keep you alive for longer.
The new draft order will now have the Stanley Cup champions automatically pick last in the draft, preceded by the regular-season division winners.
Or imagine if the smartwatch's music player automatically picked songs with a BPM that matched your heart rate.
Because he's a football player, he automatically picks this object up and runs around with it, knocking everyone over.
The guy wrote one script that sends a text message "late at work" to his wife and "automatically picks reasons" from a preset list of them, describes Narkoz.
The Smartcam takes 10 images in swift succession, automatically picking the best and then allowing the user to edit them into an action sequence.
The web publication date, which populates the URL field, now automatically picks up the date when a piece of content is first launched (not when first saved!).
