The phrase "automatically specify" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a process or system that designates or determines something without manual input.
Example: "The software will automatically specify the required parameters based on the user's input."
Alternatives: "instantly determine" or "self-designate".
A finite element model in conjunction with stochastic number program that can automatically specify random damages of various extents is developed.
CAS client applications automatically specify this service parameter when redirecting the browser to the CAS server so that the CAS server can later send the browser back to the application's protected page following authentication.
For example, it is not easy to automatically specify a single sequence identity for each molecule name that appears in the scientific literature.
In this article, we have described an approach to SBML and CellML model annotation that allows the information to automatically specify genetic systems at the nucleotide sequence level to be derived.
These are then automatically specified, analysed and implemented.
The Michigan researchers wrote software that automatically specifies the electrical input to chips being tested and analyzes their output to find problem areas.
However, the difficulty in automatically specifying relations between elements in adaptive templates would hinder flexibility in automated workflows.
To ensure more accurate modeling, the number of maximum iterations was set to 50,000 with twofold for the cross-validation; while the optimal number of iterations is automatically specified by gbm.perf function.
The second method, Sachem/Lucy, is an extension of the previous, designed to maximize the search screen-out rate by indexing a large number of automatically specified substructural fingerprint bits in a text-search database.
These limits are automatically specified from the experimental data.
In some cases the method did not converge, something that often was due to a failure of automatically specifying initial conditions within the region of convergence.
