The phrase "electricity wires" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to refer to the wires that carry electricity in a building or infrastructure. Example: The construction workers were careful not to touch the electricity wires as they installed the new light fixtures.
Over a third of the elephants were killed by electric shock and hanging electricity wires, he said.
From its small window there was a view of tangled electricity wires and roofs.
We forgot about neighbours who stole our electricity wires and leaders who stole our oil money.
I still couldn't hear a thing, although Roesel's bush cricket is meant to sound vividly like electricity wires crackling.
The rebels stole or burned schoolbooks, ripped out electricity wires, and smashed the photocopier at Jean's school.
He got natural gas delivered to residents' homes and electricity wires buried that had electrocuted people when they were strung aloft.
Last summer, from April to September, he charged the taxpayer £1,719 for the upkeep of his garden including buying strawberry plants, dressing his lawn and trimming a branch from a weeping willow which was hanging by an electricity wire beside his drive.
Unicef and the health ministry are launching a programme of solar powered fridges which remove the need for mains electricity, wiring and plug sockets, or a reliable source of fuel for generators.
"The unique way the British electricity wiring is configured made it economically feasible in that country.
"I think it started when an electricity wire short-circuited on its own.
Mystery had surrounded Mejias' death after authorities said they were unsure how he was electrocuted because he wasn't working with electrical wiring or electricity.
