The phrase 'terminating at' is correct and usable in written English
It is typically used to mean end at or reach the end point of something. For example: "The hike was strenuous, terminating at the summit of the mountain."
"Remsen Street, it's one of those, terminating at the Promenade".
The B, D and Q are terminating at 34th Street.
Kings Cross- Peterborough- Doncaster- York- Darlington-Durham- Newcastle- Berwick- upon- Tweed- Haymarket terminating at Edinburgh Waverley.
Channels run through the entire crystal, interconnecting the cavities and terminating at the crystal surface.
The N is terminating at 57th Street, and the R at Whitehall Street / South Ferry.
First Great Western said trains were terminating at Exeter and a limited road shuttle was operating between there and Plymouth.
The main stem was in the Bronx, terminating at East 132nd Street, with a connection to the Third Avenue el.
Under Texas law, a woman also has to listen to a script designed to discourage her from terminating at least 24 hours before the procedure.
Public transport users were told to catch trains or ferries, with all buses heading into the city terminating at North Sydney.
A Network Rail spokesman said southbound services into the capital were terminating at Watford, with no onward bus transfers, but services began to resume later in the day.
The degree distribution decays very fast terminating at a maximum degree of 17.
