The phrase "at different destinations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to various locations or places where something is happening or being sent.
Example: "The travel agency offers packages that include visits at different destinations around the world."
Alternatives: "at various locations" or "in multiple places".
Balls placed in a machine traveled through an elaborate route of gutters and slides to end up at different destinations.
"I've tried making reservations more than nine months in advance, tried flexible dates, different airports, leaving from different cities and arriving at different destinations, all with little luck".
The cross-sectional analysis thus provides estimates of the relative earnings of Mexicans at different destinations at any single point in time since immigration.
People place their messenger pigeons all across Cuba, at different destination points, and then release them at the same time.
Because travellers can hop on and hop off as they please, a driver can carry passengers travelling to different destinations at the same time.
Licenciado Poza was still packed, still the approach, drawing people to the ground, the same pilgrimage, the same journey, even if it ends at a different destination, the same faces in the same bars, spilling on to the streets.
So the coding nodes can broadcast the encoded packets to different destinations for different flows at the same time.
In other words, the cognitive relay first maximizes the received signal quality with maximal ratio combining and then precodes the received signal with a beamforming vector w to balance the received power at different cognitive destinations and reduce the received interference at primary users.
Gift shops at different travel destinations also often carry unusual and interesting charms.
In OR, at each node, there are different candidate forward sets for different destinations.
At the same start location, people's preference routes change with different destinations.
