The phrase "automatically presented" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is shown or displayed without manual intervention or input.
Example: "The results of the survey were automatically presented to the participants at the end of the session."
Alternatives: "instantly displayed" or "automatically shown".
When a person views a Web page, ads are automatically presented on the page and the publisher collects a payment.
The only slightly discordant note occurred when the early-bird menus were not automatically presented as they should have been.
When opening a connection to the device, a list of COM ports are automatically presented for the user to select.
Each year, ImageNet employs 20,000 to 30,000 people who are automatically presented with images to label, receiving a tiny payment for each one.
As Tibbr users approach these places, they're automatically presented relevant in-stream information.
Given an invertible automaton ((A, tau )) over a finite alphabet (X), Erschler introduces a notion of "automatically presented group (G^* A, tau )) generated by the automaton" (see [60] for details).
This system analyses the background activity, intermittent abnormalities, artefacts and the level of vigilance and attention of the subject, and automatically presents its report in written form.
The study is done by imposing a sinusoidal motion to a pendulum load, such that the natural dynamics automatically present itself in the power and energy consumption.
Here, we describe designs and implementations for automatically presenting physical 3-D stimuli (point-light targets) in peripersonal and near-face space using fiber optics in the MRI scanner.
Google Now could become even smarter by drawing on more sources of information, says Gajos. "Location seems to be the best source they have now," he says, noting that Apple is making use of location too, by automatically presenting loyalty cards or boarding passes through the "Passbook" app when a person goes somewhere these could be used.
Conceivably, an inference engine can be made so intelligent that any change in the desktop metaphor itself becomes unnecessary: machines would automatically present information to you as you need it, eliminating the clutter and confusion that currently plague our computer desktops.
