The phrase "automatically reviewed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a process or system that evaluates or assesses something without manual intervention.
Example: "All submitted applications will be automatically reviewed by our software to ensure compliance with the guidelines."
Alternatives: "systematically evaluated" or "programmatically assessed".
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.
Last year, Edwards challenged four calls and a fifth play was automatically reviewed.
Scoring plays and turnovers are automatically reviewed by video replay officials.
If the ejection is automatically reviewed, the penalty should be as well.
Right now, scoring plays are automatically reviewed only in the last two minutes of a half.
When a modification was denied, it would be automatically reviewed by an ombudsman or independent review panel.
The reviews are initiated by a coach's challenge until the final minute of regulation; after that, including overtime, the league automatically reviews everything.
The monitoring program, which takes effect next Wednesday, uses software that automatically reviews information that sellers are trying to post on the Yahoo Web site.
"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.
As demonstrated in Figure 11, the program automatically reviews the plate design for reinforcement of soil bearing force on a flat site.
