The phrase "automatically reused" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is being utilized again without manual intervention, often in technical or programming discussions.
Example: "The system is designed so that any unused resources are automatically reused to optimize performance."
Alternatives: "recycled automatically" or "utilized again automatically".
Despite the fact that semi-automatically reused test cases contain non-trivial adaptive code, their maintainability is equivalent to or exceeds that of manually reused test suites.
We also find that, in general, semi-automatically reused test suites are slightly more maintainable than manually reused test suites, in pragmatic reuse scenarios; specific situations can vary wildly however.
The only difference is that it already has the credential information, which is reused automatically.
Only data that is represented meaningfully - ideally in standard codes from comprehensive controlled clinical terminologies - can be reused automatically.
The advantage of using the co-rotational approach is that the geometrical linear finite element formulation can be reused and automatically be transformed into geometrical nonlinear formulation.
We present a method for automatically acquiring and reusing operational knowledge on how to react to disruptions and restore productivity.
The goal of the Semantic Web is to construct universal shared representations, enabling linked structured data to be reused and recombined automatically across application and organizational boundaries [ 29].
Among these was Soloshot, the first autodisable syringe that is automatically disabled after one use and cannot be refilled or reused, preventing transmission of blood-borne diseases from needle reuse.
The software that automatically alerts Expedia users about lower plane fares for designated routes was reused to help design the software to alert HomeAdvisor home buyers of lower mortgage rates.
"Lines and needles reused.
Certain characters are reused.
