The phrase "automatically refer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a process or system that directs or points to something without manual intervention.
Example: "The software is designed to automatically refer users to the appropriate resources based on their queries."
Alternatives: "instantly direct" or "immediately point".
The Met should automatically refer all complaints involving the use of their Taser stun guns to the IPCC.
However, conventional expert systems seldom automatically refer to context data, which is indispensable for proactive and intelligent problem solving.
He added: "For 11 years now in the church we have made it clear that if anybody comes forward with allegations, whether current allegations, or ones from the past, we will automatically refer it to the statutory authorities".
"We all know what Roger's going to say," Hardin said, "and it would be disturbing to hear that the committee is going to automatically refer him if he comes in and says what everybody knows he's going to say, that he thinks the Mitchell report is wrong.
Of course, any such set theoretic definition does not automatically refer to a specific physical device.
Our gadgets automatically refer to this virtual meridian that's defined by computers and technology in space rather than a physical instrument on the Earth's surface.
Now, however, that person will be automatically referred on to the education arm of the scheme.
This would mean any allegation would be automatically referred to the Independent Police Complaints Commission IPCCC) for investigation.
Any settlement or award would be automatically referred to the respective chamber's ethics committee.
The Met said in a statement that it had not automatically referred the case to the IPCC due to "oversight".
The decision has been automatically referred to the supreme court, which must rule before the end of the month.
