The phrase "automation works" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a system or process of automation is functioning effectively or as intended.
Example: "In our latest project, we implemented new software, and I'm pleased to report that automation works seamlessly, improving our efficiency."
Alternatives: "automation functions" or "automation is effective".
Automation works best when it makes the arduous easier and the tedious less time-consuming.
Initially, a brief description on popular optimization techniques and some heuristic algorithms to solve various optimization problems is presented, followed by a review on biochip design automation works.
Mastering and using skills is one of life's greatest pleasures, yet it is the very thing that automation works against by distancing us from being actively involved in the world.
There are some clear cases where automation works well: low value, high repetition tasks or even complex ones where additional data will give a better outcome, for example, using medical-grade scanners on mechanical components to identify faults not visible to the human eye.
Automation works best when the software has an advantage over humans.
You would think this automation works, but when millions of videos are made available every day across social media platforms, the task is arduous and, based on the World Cup case, not effective enough.
Investigators now think the pilots struggled to control the Boeing aircraft after its automated systems malfunctioned, in part because they didn't fully understand how the automation worked.
Brewer has a bold prediction: He thinks that all the automation working its way into restaurants could eventually cut staffing levels in half.
"[But] how does automation work with the sharing economy, [or] with low carbon alternatives?" The applications say a lot about the key trends and challenges for smart transportation.
"MIT's experts are deeply involved in a range of IoT applications in smart cities, home automation and factory automation, working with national governments, large companies and startup companies," Sarma notes.
I'll bet in your current workforce, you don't have anyone who can make AI and automation work for you.
