The phrase "a primary destination" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a place that is the main or most important destination in a journey or trip. Example: "Paris is a primary destination for tourists looking to experience the city's rich culture and history."
Sport is a primary destination for consumers in general.
Due to its geographical position, Sicily has become a primary destination for an increasing number of refugees and migrants.
Since the airport itself is not a primary destination, consideration must be given to access by surface vehicles.
Mr. Perkins said, "It's going to be a primary destination for a lot of people who may not have gone there in recent years, but who will elect to go there for the price and the value".
That family-run company was a primary destination of Yale students (all male then, and all dressed in the same manner as Mr. Whitlock, with a wardrobe from J. Press).
During the second world war, when the Clyde became a primary destination for transatlantic shipments of troops and supplies, Faslane Bay had acquired a substantial harbour, a railway connection and a title: Military Port Number One.
But Wal-Mart historically has not been a teenager's primary destination for clothes, accessories and other essentials.
Stardust was launched in 1999 and arrived five years later at its primary destination, a comet named Wild 2, where it collected particles of dust.
Catalonia was the primary destination of a more than a quarter of the country's 75-million visitors.
The primary system includes a pair of primary source and primary destination, while the secondary system includes a secondary source, a secondary destination, and a secondary relay.
Also the ModeI variable has a positive sign, indicating that the use of a private transport mode to reach the primary destination induces to realize a more complex tour.
