The phrase "a single destination or" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing options or choices, particularly in contexts where multiple destinations or outcomes are being considered.
Example: "You can choose to travel to a single destination or explore multiple locations during your trip."
Alternatives: "one location or" or "a solitary endpoint or".
We define a network enumeration scan as one in which either a portless protocol (i.e. ICMP) was used, or a single destination port per IP was contacted that varied from IP to IP in what appears to be a largely random manner.
It will also remind you that happiness is found in moments along the journey and is not a single destination with any defined point or actions.
So HealthInReach has built a resource which provides consumers with a single destination to research costs of particular medical or dental procedures, take advantage of pre-negotiated group discount rates, and, after locating the best option, schedule their appointment online.
I am referring to a single destination site, not a collection of sites under one brand or a blog network.
Following last summer's domain change, which created a single destination for the Guardian's global audience regardless of geographic location or time zone, traffic from outside the UK has continued to grow, with 70% now coming from other markets.
"The Gather partnership gives Yelp users a single destination to search and book restaurants and venues, no matter the party size or timeframe," Chad Richard, Yelp's senior vice president of Business and Corporate Development, told TechCrunch in an email.
The idea with the upgraded service is to make it easier for families or close friends to combine their photos and videos in a single destination, so everyone in the group can see them on their own devices.
This change in presentation will provide readers with a single destination for all important and timely N.H.L. news.
