The phrase "are transported between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the movement of items, people, or information from one location to another.
Example: "The goods are transported between the warehouse and the retail store daily."
Alternatives: "are moved between" or "are conveyed between".
The washing robots decontaminate the road surface using high-pressure water jets and are transported between washed and unwashed areas by the transporter robots.
Oxygen and carbon dioxide are transported between tissue cells and the lungs by the blood.
Cryogenic liquids are transported between the pitching platforms.
Within the battery, ions are transported between the negative and positive electrodes through an electrolyte.
Objects are transported between these - or temporarily set on the factory floor for storage or inspection.
no loaded or empty containers are transported between two ports when at least one of these two ports is not called.
We address a truck scheduling problem that arises in intermodal container transportation, where containers need to be transported between customers (shippers or receivers) and container terminals (rail or maritime) and vice versa.
Last year only 100,000 tonnes was transported between Asia and Europe on the route.
People and cars would be transported between cities inside aluminum pods traveling a speed of up to 800 miles per hour inside elevated tubes.
Because it had no Midtown station, passengers had to be transported between Exchange Place in Jersey City and Manhattan by boat.
Baron Alexander Schweickhardt, a hedge-fund executive, and Brenda Exline, a Denver advertising executive, were married last September in a lavish Austrian wedding where guests were transported between far-flung venues by helicopter, train and horse-drawn carriage.
