The phrase "a charge train" is not correct and does not appear to be a standard expression in written English.
Without context, it is unclear what you intend to convey, but it may refer to a concept in physics or engineering related to electrical charge.
Example: "The researchers studied the behavior of a charge train in the experimental setup."
Alternatives: "an electric current" or "a charge flow".
Four spots were identified as a possible charge train at the expected molecular weight (33,629) both in the Coomassie stained gels and in the corresponding immunoblots performed with the anti-FLAG antibody.
Within the charge train, peptides from three spots aligned with a chickpea β-galactosidase as the highest scoring match.
It would be able to charge train operators using the line, channeling the payments to cover down payments and interest of the debt used to build the railway.
As a television announcer claimed that an American cartoon published in 2001 was evidence of a CIA plot to destroy Syria, Cairo police arrested an Egyptian couple, whose charity helps homeless street children, on a charge of training agents to undermine the state of Egypt.
Well-educated Afghan women doctors are in charge, trained female nurses attend to female patients.
Disputes arose among prosecutors and American law enforcement and intelligence officers about which attacks against American interests could truly be attributed to Bin Laden — whether in fact he had, as an indictment eventually charged, trained and paid the men who killed the Americans in Somalia.
So Facebook changed its engineering structure again, led a huge charge to train most of its engineerings in one of the big mobile operating systems, and embedded mobile engineers inside each product team like photos or events.
Gal was accused of using rollkur in his training — a charge that he denies — and critics saw Totilas as an artificial creation.
But when they did a bayonet charge in training, aiming their steel points at bags of straw, hideously roaring, his trousers fell down.Screaming, kicking, slicing, hacking, ripping Thumping their chests: 'I am full of the god!' Blubbering with terror as they beg for their lives: 'Laid his trunk open from shoulder to hip— Like a beauty-queen's sash.'Violence, no.
