The phrase "automatically suggested" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to recommendations or options that are generated by a system or process without manual input.
Example: "The software automatically suggested several solutions based on the data provided."
Alternatives: "suggested by default" or "proposed automatically".
The feature is active by default on existing users' accounts, and Facebook explains on its blog how people can disable the function if they don't want their names to be automatically suggested for other people's pictures.
A post on Facebook's newsroom blog explains that a former partner's posts will be hidden in News Feed and their name not automatically suggested for tagging in photos or messages.
But in December, he returned to selling on eBay and discovered that eBay automatically suggested product descriptions — a feature introduced last year — so that he did not have to write them himself.
An automatically suggested next step might not be the right one for a specific customer.
"We recently found a bug that automatically suggested posting publicly when some people were creating their Facebook posts.
The BBC found that on Amazon's store, the search function automatically suggested explicit topics to users typing seemingly innocuous keywords - without age verification taking place.
Siri suggestions have been improved where it can detect daily routines and automatically suggest you to pull up third-party apps based on your schedule.
Google Maps automatically suggests an address for hosts, but they can choose to change it, and in some cases Google Maps does not automatically suggest a country, Papas said.
When asked to think of the world's great shopping cities, few people would automatically suggest Lisbon.
Facebook uses the technology in a name-tagging feature that can automatically suggest the names of people in users' photographs.
Our results caution against the assumption that occupancy of disturbance-prone habitat automatically suggests dependence on disturbance.
