The phrase "a convenient label" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a term or phrase that simplifies or categorizes something for ease of understanding or communication.
Example: "In discussions about climate change, 'global warming' serves as a convenient label for the broader issue of environmental change."
Alternatives: "a useful term" or "a handy designation".
"Rape myths are used as a convenient label to explain away low conviction rates.
'Teenager' may be a convenient label – but choosing an item by its label is no guarantee that it fits.
This word is a convenient label that has been dreamed up by some governments, political analysts and the media to describe the major "Islamic threat" facing western civilisation.
It provided doctors, in the pre-EEG late 19th century, with a convenient label to apply to everything from schizophrenia to ordinary obnoxiousness.
Whether this number is higher because of "real" learning needs or if it's just a convenient label for the effects of poverty on children, the fact remains that needs are higher when poverty is higher.
The big, loud, brash guys who swagger and dominate and bully have been part of our society for as long as it's existed, so it's nice to have a convenient label for them if nothing else.
A convenient labeling procedure combined with the usage of 68Ga might additionally improve prostate cancer imaging.
We have created a convenient, label-free, and function-based protease assay, suitable for flow cytometry analysis and cell sorting, by utilizing sensitive short-lived fluorescent substrates expressed in Escherichia coli (E. coli).
But for too much of the ID@Xbox portfolio, I get the sense that "indie" is just a commercially convenient label.
It celebrates the humanity and complexity of a community which even Bengalis like me know so little about; a community that has been pushed to the margins of Britain's ethnic mosaic, characterised by its many economic and social troubles, filed away under the convenient label of an ethnic problem.
Still, if an answer is required to "What kind of place is it?" I'd go with contemporary American, a convenient catchall label that hints at the exciting, creative offerings served here.
