The phrase "a convenient course" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a method or path that is easy or suitable for a particular situation.
Example: "After considering all options, we decided to take a convenient course that would save us time and resources."
Alternatives: "an easy option" or "a suitable path".
Further, while Guemple (1972 85) generally characterizes eastern Arctic Inuit as practicing what he terms a "practicolocal" pattern of residence (meaning a "tendency to adopt the most convenient course"), he also notes (Guemple 1972 92; see also Service 1968) that Iglulingmiut exhibit a patrilocal bias in residential choice.
"In the United Kingdom we do not oblige people who can control their bodily functions to behave as if they cannot do so, unless they themselves find this the more convenient course," she said.
Treat them as valued customers and offer them convenient courses at prices they can afford.
Make use of the convenient Course-Only Requirements Checksheet or the one for the Project/Thesis Option, to summarize the course requirements for each option in a table format.
It never hurts when there is a convenient villain, of course, and television writers have found plenty of them in the current crisis.
The mission of Lower Columbia College Bookstore is to provide a convenient and efficient course for books, school supplies and other services and merchandise related to campus life for students, faculty, staff, alumni, and friends of Lower Columbia College.
The x86 supercomputing world is, of course, a convenient argument for Intel.
Mr. Christie is, of course, a convenient scapegoat for a candidacy that fell short for many reasons — demographic, ideological and personal — and Mr. Romney's campaign manager, Matt Rhoades, emphasized that Mr. Christie did "exactly what a governor should do" in a crisis.
UW is, of course, a convenient location for Microsoft to work with, but the institution is also a hub for research in this area, having pioneered many VR and AR ideas early on in its famous HITLab.
Among the reported molecules, glycerol is easy to be recognized as the most useful molecule for cancer therapy, because it is widely used as a convenient reagent in clinical course already.
