git cherry-pick allow you to reply a commit or several commits in local repository on a existing branch. The main argument for cherry-pick is a commit id. However, you need to make sure the commit id is in local.
In some cases, you can have several remotes. One of task is you get changes from one remote, and upload the changes to another remote. The procedure would be as follow
1. Fetch repros from remote A. (git fetch [remote])
2. Find out the commits you want to push to remote B. (git log --pretty=oneline)
3. Using cherry-pick to apply those commits to your local branch. (git cherry-pick commit1 commit2)
4. Commit to local repo
5. Push changes to remote (git push [remote] [branchname]
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