The phrase 'transfer electricity' is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in sentences to refer to the process of moving electricity from one place to another. For example, "It's important to transfer electricity safely to avoid damaging equipment and injuries."
A transmission line went out of service, making it difficult to transfer electricity from the deserts in the south to users in the north.
Sony uses magnetic-resonance-based technology to transfer electricity from the transmitter to the receiver.
Fixing a failure to transfer electricity is not so obvious as failure to start.
Smart metering enables a supplier to transfer electricity to the grid.
The only way to verify ability to transfer electricity is a regularly scheduled "pull-the-plug" test.
The research on planning an effective path for mobile chargers to wireless transfer electricity for sensors according to the remaining energy of sensors is discussed first.
While there was some unhappiness in the audience about Davey's defiant backing of nuclear energy, much of the discussion centred around the costs – environmental and financial – of transferring electricity from the outlying areas where renewables were often based, to the areas where the electricity was needed.
Transferring electricity from plants to power stations is also more efficient than transferring gasoline from refineries to pump stations.
Fuel cell technology is a promising way to provide energy for rural areas where there is no access to the public grid or where there is a huge cost of wiring and transferring electricity.
More precisely, WD selects randomly a seller for each item, and then checks whether this selection is feasible or not by verifying two equations: the chosen seller has indeed bided for that item in (3), and the supply of seller is possible because he is still active for that time slot since he started transferring electricity to the buyer in (4).
Interconnecting grids internationally would permit the generation and transfer of electricity at least possible cost, which would not only ensure efficient utilization of natural resources, but also access to tapping efficiently generated power across international boundaries.
