Most pros, when describing their aiming methods, are more than likely describing how they consciously developed their feel for aiming. Now it's automatic, which means they don't think about it, or, as I said, they "don't pay attention" to it. Of course, when the pressure or heat is on they may actually pay attention and really focus on that contact point, ghostball, or fractional aim point, or whatever, if they feel they need it.
Paying attention to an exact method of aiming on each shot is not playing subconsciously. It is not playing purely by feel or memory recall or automatic "in the zone" shooting. But consciously repeating the method enough will eventually lead to doing it automatically, subconsciously. When this level of play is reached, the system that got you there is basically nothing more than the foundation upon which you developed your aiming skills. You might reference the foundation on occasion, but it's no longer a conscious part of your normal shooting routine.
Are you saying that me, as a cte user, cannot pick up my visuals, do my sweep, and play "in the zone"? Cause i would have to disagree with that. I certainly reference and use all my visuals while playing "in the zone"