The phrase "and cannot be transported" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing items, materials, or concepts that are unable to be moved from one location to another.
Example: "The hazardous waste is classified as a special type of material and cannot be transported without proper safety measures."
Alternatives: "and cannot be moved" or "and is not transportable".
However, Dr. Droste also made it clear that optical clocks are currently in an experimental state and "cannot be transported".
As a result, various residual substances remain in the small intestine and cannot be transported to the colon and excreted from the body.
As a consequence of their glycosylation defect and inability to assemble, cytoplasmic BCR components are retained in the ER compartment by the chaperone protein calnexin and cannot be transported from to the cell surface.
A fundamental characteristic of these systems is that, in general, transport is strictly coupled; the movement of solutes and ions is obligatory and one cannot be transported without the other.
The water must be natural water and it cannot be transported by hand.
But on the issue of NATO supply lines, the resolution specified only that arms and ammunition cannot be transported through Pakistan, opening the door to the resumed delivery of critical Afghan war supplies like food and fuel for the first time since the November airstrikes.
But at sites like Palmyra, much of the stonework — including its amphitheater and columns — cannot be transported.
People can freely smoke marijuana in private, but driving while high remains illegal and weed cannot be transported out of the state, including to neighboring Washington, where recreational use has been legal since last year.
The cytoplasmic localisation could indicate that the SEP3 GFP protein in the cytoplasm is not in a dimeric form, and therefore cannot be transported to the nucleus [ 11- 13, 24].
That the manufacture of brick must necessarily be carried on where suitable clay is found, and the clay cannot be transported to some other location; and, besides, the clay upon his property is particularly fine, and clay of as good quality cannot be found in any other place within the city where the same can be utilized for the manufacture of brick.
By and large, it cannot be transported like oil -- some is liquefied overseas and shipped to the United States, but it is very expensive to do that -- so the United States gets nearly all its gas from North America.
