The phrase "automatically sorted into" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a process where items or data are organized without manual intervention.
Example: "The files are automatically sorted into designated folders based on their file type."
Alternatives: "automatically categorized into" or "automatically organized into".
Creamy-complexioned redheads with a faint scatter of freckles and green eyes, or Amerindian faces with brown eyes and Inca noses, might then be automatically sorted into a pool to receive guided information as to nail-polish-colour preference, jewellery, theatre tickets, sports allegiance, or choice of light or heavy reading.
With the free Echo app, notifications are now automatically sorted into different categories, namely work, social, media, priority, and spam.
Transactions are automatically sorted into different categories (for example, the site knows that your airline's tickets belong under the 'Travel' category), and you can also generate reports on a per-customer basis, which would be helpful for eBay sellers.
Finally, epigenomic tracks are automatically sorted into the same order in every species.
These songs will be automatically sorted into your iTunes library.
Documents are automatically sorted in a maze of machines.
At least 1000 nuclei were scanned automatically and sorted into four separate galleries for each cell type: nuclei of interest for measurement, lymphocytes, plasma cells and fibroblasts.
Briefly, individual somal areas were automatically measured, sorted into groups of activated microglia (>50-60 >50-60on-activated microglia (10-50 µm) and manually identified cells <10 µmicrogliapped to eight radial sectors (∼200 µm) thandsubdivided the central retina and excluded the ONH.
Everything will be automatically sorted out".
Choosing this will automatically sort files into piles.
Each attempts to automatically sort messages into stuff that matters and stuff that doesn't.
