The phrase "automatically review" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a process or system is set to evaluate or assess something without manual intervention.
Example: "The software is designed to automatically review all submitted documents for compliance with the guidelines."
Alternatives: "self-review" or "automatic assessment".
So if a tenant wins an overcharge case, the agency's 1980s computer system cannot automatically review the landlord's other apartments for possible violations.
Can we build tools to automatically review housing contracts, employment agreements, and other legal documents — to identify if there are concerning, illegal, or abusive clauses in them?
The software helps lawyers as well as other business users to automatically review contracts, identify risks, make changes and create summaries.
"Any time there is a concern or a conflict with a test result, we will automatically review those results and see if there is a clear explanation for the difference," Dr. Cohen said.
The original confusion about the law stems from the 2003 Criminal Justice Act, which scrapped the need for a minister to automatically review a whole-life sentence after a prisoner had served 25 years.
Pain, nausea, and vomiting co-occur in 35% of all ED encounter notes.The text-mining methods we describe can be applied to automatically review free-text clinician notes to detect unplanned episodes of care mentioned in these notes.
No one disagrees with the intention behind the increased penalty — an automatic ejection that, as of this month, is now automatically reviewed — for those who target defenseless players above the shoulders or lead with the crown of their helmet.
Any death sentence is automatically reviewed by an appellate court.
Scoring plays and turnovers are now automatically reviewed.
The academic records of all eligible students are automatically reviewed.
Last year, Edwards challenged four calls and a fifth play was automatically reviewed.
