The phrase "automatically support this" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a system or process that provides assistance or functionality without requiring manual intervention.
Example: "The new software update will automatically support this feature, making it easier for users to access the tools they need."
Alternatives: "provide automatic support for this" or "offer support for this automatically.".
The editorial page would no longer automatically support the Labour Party.
But Lib Dems have said that that does not mean the party would automatically support the Tories.
The recent events have certainly increased the anti-red sentiment but those who oppose the red shirts do not automatically support the yellow shirts.
Allies of Javid suggested that while he had concerns about the customs partnership, he was not signalling that he would automatically support the hard-Brexiters in future.
And if I pay higher taxes, does it mean that the kids in the district will get a better education?" Ronnie Lubel, a Roslyn resident, said that people no longer automatically support the school budget as they did in the past.
For some reason, though, Trump supporters automatically support all of the things Trump does and says.
But Fermilab officials aren't automatically supporting the plan, especially as the lab is building a new $260 million neutrino experiment called NOvA that will be its main facility once the Tevatron shuts down.
As an extension of this, we automatically support a "broken-paired" read format where orphaned reads and pairs coexist in a single file.
From a service engineering perspective, the outcomes of this process are artefacts that automatically support consistency among design steps and effective integration of customer experience and stakeholder requirements through iterative cycles related to service design.
For the presentation of comparative healthcare information this implies that presenting more information does not automatically support patients' choice, but will rather hamper an effective use of the information.
