The word "electrical" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to things associated with electricity, or related to electricity in some way. For example, "The wiring in the house needs to be checked by an electrical engineer."
Testing the impact of having 450 heat pumps installed in homes, and the impact of this form of electrical heating (instead of gas) on the electricity grid.
Half went on handouts for electrical vehicles, advanced batteries, high-speed rail, electricity distribution, nuclear power and new fossil-fuel technologies.
Up on the roof of the stand to his right, a bloke with a pair of pliers and some electrical tape, shouted into a mobile phone at the other man looking up at him from the pitch below.
"It's a piece of kanthal wire, wrapped around silicone, that has a certain electrical resistance based on its length and thickness.
I've always been relatively energy conscious, but I have made more of an effort because of 10 10 – turning off lights, turning down the heating and hot water temperatures, switching off electrical things such as chargers.
Being facilitators of energy, electrical distributors play a key role in informing, training installers in the electrical infrastructure, and in the integration of electrical devices and creation of easy-to-install, end-to-end electrical solutions.
It's an extremely messy business and we are going to have the most intensive fracking in the world," says Hill, an electrical engineer who has addressed dozens of public meetings and met government officials.
Smacking is evidently distinct from outright physical abuse, but there is evidence that, among some parents, the use of whips, belts and electrical flex is considered a perfectly acceptable means of "correction".
Today's electrical goods salesman could be switching on tomorrow's Christmas lights in Oxford street.
Several editions of the Guinness Book of Records list Donaudampfschiffahrtselektrizitätenhaupt-betriebswerkbauunterbeamtengesellschaft, (why, the association for subordinate officials of the head office management of the Danube steamboat electrical services, of course) as the longest compound in the German language, even if there's no evidence that such an association ever existed in real life.
Nowhere more so than when Jing recalls the beauty of the (electrical) city neon lights in Shanghai when she first went there as a student.
