The phrase "a convenient choice of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing options or selections that are practical or easy to use in a particular context.
Example: "The new software offers a convenient choice of templates for users to customize their projects."
Alternatives: "an easy option for" or "a practical selection of".
It seems that there is no simple way to boost convergence thanks to a convenient choice of the matrix U0.
A convenient choice of and completes the proof of the claim, and hence the proof of the lemma.
Relation (5.5) highlights that the estimation dynamics can be imposed by a convenient choice of the controller.
Their simple structure makes them a convenient choice of metric in many applications from machine learning and computer science.
A convenient choice of the training set is shown in Fig. 2 enclosed by blue lines, which contains M = 2L(L + 1) causal neighboring pixels.
This reduction, achieved by a convenient choice of the activation functions and the initial conditions of the synaptic weights, is developed in two steps.
All these make TLC a convenient choice for a variety of chemical procedures including monitoring the progress of a reaction, analysing a compound or mixture of compounds, determining optimal chromatographic conditions for the separation of components in a mixture and identifying the components in a mixture (Oka et al. 1994; Hoodless et al. 1971).
7 8 leads to: where D e is a model parameter, and R2 t) satisfies the ratio-of-baseline IDR model form: A convenient choice for the placebo model gp t) is again Eq. 9.
This all-suite hotel is in the heart of downtown, making it a convenient choice for business travelers and families alike.
A convenient choice for the helicoidal axis is found to be that of the target axis itself.
Due to the visual nature of this classification it is also a convenient choice for an automated image classification.
