The phrase "automatically reviewed by" 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: "All submitted applications will be automatically reviewed by our software to ensure compliance with the guidelines."
Alternatives: "evaluated automatically by" or "assessed automatically by".
Scoring plays and turnovers are automatically reviewed by video replay officials.
When a modification was denied, it would be automatically reviewed by an ombudsman or independent review panel.
It has extended already long afternoons, allowing networks to squeeze in extra commercials, especially after scoring plays, which are automatically reviewed by the replay official.
REVIEWING ALL TURNOVERS The N.F.L. could also mandate that all turnovers be automatically reviewed by the officials' booth — as all scoring plays already are — which would save coaches from having to use a challenge on a turnover.
By rule, scoring plays and turnovers are automatically reviewed by officials who have not been locked out with the other regular officials, providing a safety net against the most egregious potential mistakes.
Many worry about the extent of Chinese investment; although any proposal above a certain size is automatically reviewed by the authorities, the Lowy poll showed that 57% thought the government allowed too much of it.
Last season, in 248 N.F.L. games, 258 plays were reviewed, with 191 challenges by coaches (the other plays were automatically reviewed because they occurred within the final two minutes of a half).
The sentence yesterday, imposed by Judge Mullarkey, will automatically be reviewed by the State Supreme Court.
Defense lawyers said they would appeal the verdict, which will automatically be reviewed by the State Supreme Court.
EXTRA POINTS In other rules changes, all scoring plays will automatically be reviewed by replay.
The league decided at the March owners' meeting that all turnovers will now automatically be reviewed by the booth, and no longer via coaches' challenges.
