The phrase "a convenient appointment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an appointment that is easy to attend or fits well into someone's schedule.
Example: "I was able to schedule a convenient appointment with the doctor for next week."
Alternatives: "a suitable appointment" or "a fitting appointment."
69% of people said it was easy to get a convenient appointment with their GP in the last year.
If he or she was not present at that time, a convenient appointment was made for a second visit, and, if necessary, a third.
It comes as figures reveal that a third of people accessing casualty departments in the city are in their 20s and it is thought they are doing so, not because they have a genuine emergency, but because they are unable to get a convenient appointment during the week.
A small percentage of responders (1.6%) reported visiting an A&E department after being unable to obtain a convenient appointment.
In a US screening program, women satisfied with a convenient appointment time were more likely to be rescreened within 30 months [ 10].
To estimate the number of A&E attendances in England in 2012 2013 that were preceded by the attending patient being unable to obtain an appointment or a convenient appointment at their general practice.
Choose and Book, the electronic booking system for outpatient appointments, was introduced by the Labour government to enable patients to select, with their GP, a hospital appointment at a convenient date and time.
Individuals interested in participating were subsequently contacted and where appropriate, a mutually convenient appointment for a face-to-face interview made.
Those willing to take part in the study will be booked into the next convenient appointment for the assessment clinic and a letter of confirmation and baseline SMOotH questionnaire mailed.
Half of the potential patients were not enrolled due to a combination of inability to obtain suitable consent, frailty, declining participation and difficulty scheduling convenient appointment times.
