The phrase "active destination" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to navigation, travel, or technology, where it refers to a location that is currently being targeted or engaged with.
Example: "The GPS system has recalibrated to set the active destination to the nearest gas station."
Alternatives: "current destination" or "selected destination".
Koyasan remains an active destination for religious pilgrims.
Their travel agent, Dane Steele Green, suggested Iceland as an active destination where they wouldn't just sit on a beach and bicker for six days.
Going into 2016, Breitbart was the 1,000th most active destination on the internet.
It's the most geothermally active destination in the state, its slopes and meadows dotted with boiling creeks, steaming lakes and bubbling mud pots.
The routing table E ( i ) of node i ∈ N consists of K entries representing different paths passing through node i and relative to active source-destination flows.
Not only do they want to get you outside, once a match is made they even provide you with active date destinations nearby that you can suggest via chat.
It is worthwhile to mention that before migrating VM to other active hosts, the destination host is checked whether it will be overloaded by the new assignment with our newly designed overload detection algorithm.
We propose an iterative algorithm that is based on a coordinate descent approach and that, for every subcarrier, finds the best relay operation mode and decoding orders at the relay (if active) and the destination, and appropriate powers for the terminals transmitting on that subcarrier, alternately.
The optimization problem consists of i) selecting the appropriate relay operation mode (i.e., helping none, only one, or both sources simultaneously) for every subcarrier, ii) choosing the best decoding orders at the relay (if active) and the destination for every subcarrier, and iii) allocating the powers on each subcarrier and transmitting terminal.
Cities require safe and pleasant environments for active transport with destinations in easy reach and, for longer journeys, public transport that is powered by renewable energy, thus providing high levels of accessibility without car use.
Puerto Vallarta is the third most-active cruise ship destination in Mexico.
