The phrase "a central depot" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a main storage or distribution center for goods or services.
Example: "The company established a central depot to streamline its supply chain operations."
Alternatives: "a main hub" or "a primary warehouse."
The apples are taken by lorry to a central depot, then the supermarket.
When they finish, they leave it in a neighbourhood parking bay, rather than having to return it to a central depot.
As they are removed, the bullet-pocked slabs are stacked in large storage zones waiting to be used elsewhere or moved to a central depot.
A typical swindle described by the deserters was the diversion of the money allocated to commanders to pay for food, which is usually procured locally rather than distributed from a central depot.
This precious box was often ordered months in advance; it took up to six months for the order to go from the district to Port-au-Prince, Haiti's capital, and on to the United States, and then for the shipment to arrive in Haiti, clear customs and be transported from a central depot to a peripheral one and finally to our hospital.
Right now, customers have a central depot or warehouse setup.
Capture a towns central depot to capture the town and to buy vehicles.
For example, plans to turn the Michigan Central Depot, a once-grand train station, into a casino and then into police headquarters have gone nowhere, and it's stood empty since 1988.
Specifically, the distribution network under investigation is characterized by one central depot, a set of customers split into regions, and a heterogeneous fleet of vehicles.
Vehicles belong to a fleet and located to the central depot and have a capacity.
The classical vehicle routing problem involves designing a set of routes for a fleet of vehicles based at one central depot that is required to serve a number of geographically dispersed customers, while minimizing the total travel distance or the total distribution cost.
