"electrified wire" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe a type of power line, such as in the sentence: "The new power line was made of PVC-coated, electrified wire to protect the cable from the elements."
Today, as the Taliban are again losing ground nearby, the northern banks are lined with Uzbek anti-aircraft units and border patrols, and the marshes and bluffs are dotted with guard towers that overlook electrified wire.
Electrified wire ringed their headquarters in the Hollywood Hills.
He remembered that years ago he and Wanda jumped over an electrified wire together.
The wealthier districts of Caracas are fortified enclaves, protected by security walls topped with electrified wire.
When the electrified wire touched him, he yelped like a puppy and fell, twisting.
After the tiger backed away, the man was told to roll under an electrified wire to safety.
Electrified wires are stretched taut along the top of the outer wall; it's a maximum-security facility.
Last weekend, 5,000 people travelled to the Lake District to willingly undergo a form of torture: Total Warrior, a 10-mile obstacle race through fire, electrified wires and freezing water.
The invention of the dynamo (generator) led to the application of transmitted power by means of overhead electrified wires to streetcar lines, which subsequently proliferated in Britain, Europe, and the United States.
The pasture was surrounded by a single-wire electrified fence additionally to a wire-mesh fence fixed above the ground.
Franco's frustrations were compounded by the fact he was mildly electrocuted every time he took a shower at his house, where faulty wiring electrified the shower floor and faucet handles.
