The phrase "across multiple destinations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to actions, services, or experiences that occur in various locations or places.
Example: "The delivery service operates across multiple destinations, ensuring timely arrival of packages to customers worldwide."
Alternatives: "in various locations" or "throughout different sites".
"More and more of the world's trading is done by spraying dark orders across multiple destinations using deliberately complicated patterns and algorithmic models that can't be discovered or duplicated.
Shopping for clothes on the iPad is great, except for one thing: All your favorite stores have different apps or web interfaces, which means you're never able to shop and compare across multiple destinations.
Some web sites are designed specifically to handle optimizing trips across multiple destinations.
We have used an empirical case that offers the advantage of harmonized data across multiple destination countries, which has allowed us to extend Waldinger's (2008, 2015) territorial-confinement hypothesis by demonstrating that not all transnational activities in all destinations are equally sensitive to the legal constraint of irregular status.
Many Canadians take pride in the fact that the country has no capital punishment, but the videotaped stabbing, dismemberment and apparent eating of parts of Lin's body, followed by the posting of some of his remains to multiple destinations across the county, has upended stereotypes of a placid, liberal nation.
"The emergence of standard formats is vital for advertisers to cost-effectively scale up buys and run campaigns across multiple video destinations," he said.
Driving, walking and cycling directions can now have multiple destinations.
"We've talked conceptually about multiple destinations," Mr. Gerstenmaier said.
Team road secretaries came into the weekend holding charter reservations for multiple destinations.
You may also select multiple destinations, in case you're planning stopovers.
Figure 7 Bound of throughput from Multiple Sources to Multiple Destinations.
