"destination of which" is a grammatically correct phrase in English.
You can use it when referring to something that has already been mentioned or implied. For example, "We took the train to the capital city, the destination of which was unknown to me."
Vice-chairman Karren Brady said: "For the last three years it has been my firm, unwavering belief that the stadium can truly become a multi-use destination of which east London and the nation as a whole can be proud.
Intermodal techniques were developed to keep a rail component in the trunk haul of high-rated freight, the source or destination of which could no longer be directly rail-served economically.
Updated at 7.28pm BST 7.00pm BST Capitol building Shortly after the cemetery, we made the executive decision to step over to the Texas Capitol to snap a few pictures of the centre of the Lone Star state's government - and buy ourselves more time before the next reader-recommended food destination, of which there have been plenty.
West Ham's vice-chair, Karren Brady, said: "For the last three years it has been my firm, unwavering belief that the stadium can truly become a multi-use destination of which east London and the nation as a whole can be proud".
Other categories in my museum taxonomy are "the encyclopedia," "the house," "the boutique," "the pavilion," "the laboratory," and — of late the most controversial — "the destination," of which the archetype is Frank Lloyd Wright's Guggenheim, in New York, and the apotheosis is Frank Gehry's Guggenheim, in Bilbao.
Vice-chairman Karren Brady said the stadium could become a "multi-use destination of which east London and the nation as a whole can be proud".
Instagram also listed its top three global destinations, of which images were shared – with London noticeably absent.
"All journeys have secret destinations of which the traveler is unaware".
And twice it told us that we had arrived several miles before our true destinations, one of which was a major hotel.
They provide good detailed information on their destinations some of which have disability equipment either in situ (including poolside hoists) or available for hire.
"I was working on a campaign at Microsoft where we had to put together offers for all these different customers – all having to go to different destinations, all of which had to be customized," Zhang explains.
