The phrase "automatically spread" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is distributed or disseminated without manual intervention, often in technology or communication.
Example: "The software update will automatically spread across all connected devices once it is released."
Alternatives: "instantly distribute" or "self-propagate".
In 1896 William Shakespeare, Jr., of Kalamazoo, Michigan, devised the level-wind, a traveling bracket on the reel that automatically spread the line evenly as it was wound.
The routine promise that economic growth will automatically spread prosperity has proved empty, belied by the long slide in the real earnings of all but the best-paid workers.
If the machine is not adjusted to different crops of birds as they come through, the metal fist can burst the guts, and then any campylobacter is automatically spread to bird after bird.
You can read through each loan proposal and decide which businesses you wish to lend to yourself, or use the Autobid tool to automatically spread your money over many businesses.
A member of the generation of researchers who were the first to have access to modern supercomputers, Mr. Kennedy spearheaded early work on software programs known as parallelizing compilers, systems that can automatically spread workloads among a large number of processors, vastly speeding calculations.
There has been a clear shift in threats from headline-making worms and viruses to Trojans, which don't automatically spread.
FreeNet, for instance, automatically spreads copies of documents all over the web, so that they no longer belong to one place.
DynamoDB works differently, though, and automatically spreads data and traffic across different servers for increased performance.
It was the kind of smile that automatically spreads across your face when you see a mother holding a newborn child.
In order to identify each of the other 20 segments, the Insight software automatically spreads the data points for the spinal region equally across the segments and uses a method of linear extrapolation to calculate the other individual segmental values.
The fearful faces could then attract more attention, and their activation could spread automatically to the related network, thus facilitate subsequent valence-congruent judgment of the fearful faces [16].
