The phrase "a likely destination" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a place that is probable or expected to be chosen or reached.
Example: "Given the weather conditions, the beach is a likely destination for our weekend trip."
Alternatives: "a probable location" or "a plausible site".
Northern Pennsylvania, on a cold, snowy January day, might not seem a likely destination.
A likely destination was France but President Nicolas Sarkozy refused him permission to enter the country.
The summer arrival of Jack Butland at Stoke suggests Asmir Begovic will be on the move, with United long since being viewed as a likely destination.
In remarks made public Thursday, Mr. Berlusconi, who has said Italy was not consulted as a likely destination, questioned how the men could legally be moved to his country.
A number of European clubs are interested in taking the Belgium international, with the Evening Standard reporting the Bundesliga as a likely destination after De Bruyne spent a successful season on loan last year with Werder Bremen.
Last night a senior source at Manchester City, a likely destination if Roberto Mancini fails to win the League, denied the claim that he has already signed a pre-contract there.
For example, if it's noon on a weekday, a restaurant may be a more likely destination than a movie theater.
It's perhaps not the 'augmented intelligence' that many in the tech industry tout, but Hyman believes that it's perhaps a more likely destination for a global society whereby a tremendous rise in gig-based employment is married with growing concerns about migrants in many western countries.
The plan to go public is also likely to be revived, with the U.S. a more likely destination than a domestic IPO, although Kim said there is "no specific timetable" for when that might happen.
Alberta was a less likely destination for student interprovincial migrants as was BC if a student immigrant.
Back then the neighborhood was a more likely destination for drug deals than dinner.
