The phrase "are transported out" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing the action of moving something from one place to another, typically in a passive construction.
Example: "Once the goods are inspected, they are transported out to the distribution center."
Alternatives: "are moved out" or "are shipped out".
In Phase III, conjugates are transported out of the cell by cellular transporters, e.g., ABC transporters (ABCs).
Ribosomes synthesize proteins that, for the most part, are transported out of the cell.
During hole wear, the hole is elongated and how fast wear particles are transported out of the hole is crucial.
Research by the premature baby charity Bliss shows three babies a day are transported out of each network - with the average transfer being 126 miles.
Divergence errors are transported out of the domain and damped using the mixed hyperbolic/parabolic divergence cleaning technique by Dedner et al. (2002) [11].
Why is it that some children are deemed worthy of rescue, are transported out of war-zones by well-meaning folk and made welcome in provincial English towns, while others are left to die, in their hundreds?
Our scanners can be transported out to the field and can automatically collect the data for you by scanning in or typing in your information for a specific plant.
At PATRIOT South, the team tested a kit designed for a medic who could give fluids and blood to patients who couldn't be transported out immediately.
The small number of entrants would never make up the scores of Jews who were transported out and never seen again.
Finally, Ca2+ enters the mitochondria through Ca2+ uniporters and is transported out through Na+/Ca2+ exchangers [ 35].
That RNA does not need to be transported out of the cell nuclei, so that transporter protein would not be overloaded, some scientists said.
