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The phrase "a convenient sample for" is correct and usable in written English
It is typically used in research contexts to describe a sample that is easily accessible or readily available for study. Example: "In this study, we used a convenient sample for our survey, which consisted of participants from the local community."
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We recruited a convenient sample for this preliminary study.
However, diabetic in-patients might represent a convenient sample for verifying whether any relationship exists between admission clinical/laboratory characteristics and the quality of glycemic control achieved at discharge and one year later.
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A convenient sample of women aged 25 45 years and married for at least 5 years was consecutively recruited in the 48 public health centres of Kermanshah city, where free health services are provided to mothers and children under 6 years old.
We selected a convenient sample of physicians who had limited experience of caring for TB patients.
For the physical activity measurements, a convenient sample of 60 will be used.
For the main study following the pilot, a convenient sample of 151 women was selected from both the CCBRT and BMC.
A convenient sample of pharmacies in each area was selected.
Selecting a stratified random sample, rather than a convenient sample of agencies, is a strength.
They slaughtered about 200 animals each month [ 29], and were randomly visited for a convenient sampling of mesenteric lymph nodes with gross pathological lesions during a period of five months.
A convenient sampling of women seeking antenatal care at the outpatient clinics will be screened for study recruitment.
It was tested on a convenient sample to check for clarity and cultural sensitivity.
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