"electric devices" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to any device powered by electricity. For example, "I have a lot of electric devices in my home, such as my TV, computer, and lights."
In the context of traditional DSM, it includes the adoption of new uses of electricity and the installation of electric devices in places where fossil-fueled devices would otherwise have been used.
Energy Individual electric devices are all monitored by electricity companies and the use of certain devices is restricted early in the evening to reduce demand for power in peak times.
It is quite important to develop and realize the electrically conductive and strong bonding between CNT and electrode for new electric devices using CNT.
Electric Devices: Students create their own electric devices (PDF), demonstrate them to the class and explain how the concepts of voltage, current and resistance relate to them.
They were fired on with plastic bullets and stunned with electric devices".
From sundown Friday to sundown Saturday, strictly observant Jews do not work, use electric devices, spend money or drive.
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Media Laboratory is working on human-powered electric devices, but in a far sneakier way.
This made it possible to power electric devices in a more effective manner using relatively low voltages and high currents.
This system eliminates the relatively heavy and inefficient camshaft, which controls the opening and closing of the engine valves, replacing it with electric devices known as solenoids.
Although Orthodox and some Conservative Jews do not use electric devices during Sabbath, the creators of Hot Nosh 24/6 will leave that choice to the customer.
P.& G. officials say that the SpinBrush's appeal lies in its price, which is well below most other electric devices and just slightly above high-end manual brushes.
