The phrase "nearest destination" is correct and usable in written English.
For example, you could say: "We decided to take the bus to the nearest destination, which was the local mall."
For many other high-fashion shoppers, the nearest destination is the Web.
The simplest of these are based on the time taken to reach the nearest destination from an origin point.
Anycast is the point-to-point communication between a single client and the nearest destination server identified by an anycast address in traditional best-effort networks such as the Internet.
Lynch believes Autonomy's technology could add new functionality to such information: it could, for instance, help a travel agent using a flight database that does not have a direct flight between two destinations to find flights to the next nearest destination.
However, the route selection procedure was designed to identify a likely route in the direction of the nearest destination.
Then find a nearest destination!
It is also moving to a nearer destination, to the Ground Zero of August 6 , 1945
I was 18 and – after a decade on the English academy track – thought I was finally nearing destination professional football.
It, along with other gleaming thoroughfares, was the scene of standoffs whose contrasts — crowds holding up umbrellas amid teargassing near destination boutiques and offices — embodied some trade-offs that have accompanied China's economic rise in graphic, or geographic, terms.
Death Near Destination The trailer truck was to be the final leg of the journey for the young woman and other immigrants from Mexico, Honduras, El Salvador and the Dominican Republic, who had reached Harlingen by a variety of routes and means.
NS, near source; MD, middle distance; ND, near destination.
