The phrase "a common destination in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a frequently visited place or goal within a specific context or field.
Example: "Paris is a common destination in European travel itineraries."
Alternatives: "a popular location in" or "a frequent stop in".
I love being part of that kind of family, you feel like you're educating yourself, going to a common destination, all in it together.
This motivates us to address the problem of optimal mutual user pairing (i.e., partner selection) in a multi-user environment, where users employ network coding to transmit to a common destination (e.g., a BS in a cellular environment).
To better explain our scheme, we take a cellular scenario with two mobile users u1 and u2 transmitting to a common destination, that is base station in this case.
I have long defined "friend-ship" as a vessel in which two or more souls journey toward a common destination -- the realization of our oneness in God.
4) I was riding my bike around Bornholm, a bucolic Danish island that in June is a common destination for end-of-year middle school field trips.
The problem of relay selection for transmission to a common destination, such as a base station (BS) in a cellular environment, is considered for instance in [6, 7].
We assume a three-node cognitive topology consisting of one primary node, one secondary (cognitive) node, and a common destination (e.g., base station) as shown in Figure 1 (a similar uplink configuration is assumed in [3]).
The first used an intermediary in New York to land in a Swiss bank account, a common destination for laundered funds.
Our 2010 migration findings could be an underestimate, as Erbil, a common destination for displaced Iraqi minorities, was not included in this survey for logistical reasons.
