The phrase "automatically screened for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a process where something is checked or filtered without manual intervention, often in contexts like security, data processing, or quality control.
Example: "All incoming emails are automatically screened for spam to ensure a clean inbox."
Alternatives: "automatically filtered for" or "automatically checked for".
The data are automatically screened for curation [34].
All molecules stored in OCHEM are automatically screened for identification of MMPs.
This acceptance may be partially linked to the belief that HIV testing occurs more frequently than it does, with 67percentt mistakenly assuming that they are automatically screened for HIV when they are tested for other sexually transmitted infections.
Available EEGs (PILO n = 3/4 and PILO + KD n = 2/5) were automatically screened for spontaneous seizure activity using the NeuroScore software (DSI).
Further study of HIV rapid testing algorithm and consideration of a test with such major breakthrough presents an opportunity to all those who get HIV testing be automatically screened for syphilis as well.
It should be noted that if you apply in person, you may be automatically screened for expedited processing, allowing you to receive benefits more quickly.
If the data appear reliable, the system automatically screens for sequences of potential protein encoding regions (PEGs) via a BLASTX [ 141] search against the SEED comprehensive non-redundant database compiled from various publicly available sequencing centers and other sources [ 142].
To minimize this effect, data was acquired in short samples of 10 second duration, which were automatically screened before being averaged for analysis.
No information is available on the number of people that were excluded from this study specifically for eligibility criteria because our laboratories automatically screen for all active studies; thus, some women may have qualified for this study but were scheduled for a different study.
Fifty percent mistakenly believed that women are automatically screened during prenatal exams.
Each alignment was automatically screened in two ways.
