The phrase "a navigation map" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a map designed to assist with navigation, whether in a physical or digital context.
Example: "Before we set out on our road trip, let's make sure we have a navigation map to guide us along the way."
Alternatives: "a route map" or "a travel map".
The result is a beautiful wooden floor subtly resembling the deck of a ship, with sails on the walls and a navigation map on the ceiling, all of which, he said, "suggest the sea without being overly thematic".
To aid inspectors in the navigation among the prototyped Web pages, we provided a navigation map indicating which page should be shown after pressing buttons.
High isovist occlusivity indicates a high degree of mystery, in a navigation map this means it may be more difficult to find the way, and in a visual map it means that people may get more visually confused.
The visibility was so low that Joey L.'s aerial camera drone disappeared and he had to steer it back with a navigation map.
Website design and function was changed to add a navigation map to each module.
For those learners commenting on website function, the majority requested additional website features, including a timer function and a navigation map for each module.
Another has live reviews but lacks breadth or a link to a decent navigation map.
"Instead of saying, 'Something goes wrong, we have to reconsider or find a different navigation map, change course,' instead what happens is more of the same".
Using Google Earth, we delineated sampling areas around the approximately 45 closest dwellings to each selected coordinate, and used this information to create a field navigation map of roads, paths, and sampling units.
Call up climate settings, and a transparent temperature readout overlays the navigation map or audio screen.
"UpNext is dynamic, Google Maps is static," said Moon. "Google Maps is a navigation-centric map.
