Absolutely. The key is how to write your cooperation agreement. I have rich experience in this field. I applied for a patent on 1986 and didn't get a patent certificate until 1989. However, during the three-year waiting time, I signed many technology transfer contracts. The key is that you should make it clear in the contract that the transferred technology is a patent applied for on a certain day of a certain year and is being examined by the Patent Office. You can't write any patented technology in the contract, otherwise the other party will catch the braid and say that you lied to others, which is very important. It can be stated in the contract that it is the technology in the process of applying for a patent. Or apply for patented technology. The application for patent for utility model has not been approved. It's easy to apply for a patent for utility model. But please don't get me wrong, it's not that I despise your patented technology, but that I despise the Chinese Patent Office for arbitrarily approving patents! It is precisely because of the random examination and approval by the China Patent Office that many defects in patent applications cannot be found in the examination, but will appear in the subsequent invalidation procedure.
Technologies that are not patented can also be transferred, that is, non-patented technologies can be transferred, and technologies in the process of patent application approval cannot be transferred.