The phrase "a convenient reality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or perspective that is easy to accept or beneficial, often in a context where it may not fully align with the truth.
Example: "For many, the idea of a convenient reality allows them to avoid confronting the more complex issues at hand."
Alternatives: "a comfortable truth" or "an easy perception".
With the launch of iOS 8 and the new iPhones, the ability to make credit card payments via NFC on your smartphone instantly became a convenient reality for millions of people.
The pace of reforms in Ukraine, Georgia and Moldova, countries whose current governments signed association agreements to strengthen their relations with the EU, has been decidedly slow - a convenient reality for EU policy-makers looking for reasons not to increase momentum in the Eastern Partnership.
Now, that's not a point made too often ― not in this context anyway ― because it's neither a comfortable thought for most Americans, nor a particularly convenient reality for establishment policymakers to broadcast, but it's the truth. .
Like any origin story, it glosses over less convenient realities, such as the degree to which, for decades, wealthy conservatives have actively sought to shape press coverage, particularly of the Clintons.
That might seem like a convenient evasion of reality, but given the negative portrayal of broken African-American families on shows like "Six Feet Under" (must every single-parent black household on TV be led by a crack-head?), it feels like a healthy antidote.
That is a convenient argument, but it also reflects the realities of making things work on small, touch-based screens, and the needs of the virtual office.
But in reality, Georgia versus Russia provides a convenient simulation for this great power's options of dealing with the western backed irritant on its own perimeter.
Adam Davidson's views on the N.Y.-D.C. corridor fit a convenient narrative, but they do not reflect the realities of modern manufacturing.
The reality is that concern for affordable housing goals was simply a convenient mask for unfettered greed.
This is the harsh reality of child development, from which the zero-to-three movement offers a convenient escape.
So the Republicans have a convenient and sizeable zero-barrier of protective stupid surrounding their golf courses and mansions and trophy wives, shielding them from reality.
