The phrase "automatically prohibited" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is banned or restricted without the need for manual intervention or decision-making.
Example: "Any items that are deemed hazardous are automatically prohibited from being shipped."
Alternatives: "instantly banned" or "forbidden by default.".
He would then be automatically prohibited from purchasing or possessing firearms for five years.
But the panel rejected claims by the United States that state financing for the Airbus A380 superjumbo jet was automatically prohibited under global trade rules, the officials said.
Dan Brucker, a spokesman for Metro-North, said that while such a nearby station would not be automatically prohibited, it is too soon to know if the idea is feasible.
The problem did not arise when the old mechanical voting machines were used because pulling the lever for a candidate automatically prohibited all the other levers on the ballot line for that office from being pulled.
The problem did not arise with the old mechanical voting machines because pulling the lever for a candidate automatically prohibited all the other levers on the ballot line for that office from being pulled.
If another student has already scheduled a phone appointment for a particular hour, our online scheduler automatically prohibits additional students from scheduling phone appointments at that time.
While a 1986 law automatically prohibits all "analogs" of known recreational drugs, it isn't particularly effective because the term is hard to define.
In the past, I've often given up on books I was bored by, but I never used to experience this unwilled self-censorship, like new lizard-eyelids that drop automatically when prohibited reading matter appears.
Anything that interferes or has the potential of interfering with that should automatically be prohibited.
Actionable subsidies are not prohibited automatically, but they can be challenged if the complaining country shows that the subsidy caused material injury — a loss of jobs, profit or production capacity — or "adverse effects" to its industry, like a loss of export market share or sales.
It is also observed that the bulk processing of articles or supporting materials from publishers' site automatically is usually prohibited due to copyright and article access policy.
