The phrase "a convenient setting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a location or environment that is suitable or advantageous for a particular purpose or activity.
Example: "The conference was held in a convenient setting, allowing easy access for all participants."
Alternatives: "an ideal location" or "a suitable environment".
"They want to buy luxury, but in a convenient setting".
The influence of the Jewish and Christian sabbath was also felt in the institutionalization of the Muslim Friday, though in Islām it was not a day of rest but a convenient setting for the special religious service.
Because differentiation is permitted, Sobolev spaces are a convenient setting for the theory of partial differential equations.
Consequently, accurate measurements of the speed of light yield an accurate realization of the metre rather than an accurate value of c. Outer space is a convenient setting for measuring the speed of light because of its large scale and nearly perfect vacuum.
As the majority of these patients is only seen in primary care [ 6, 11], this may be a convenient setting to treat these disorders.
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While horror stories love to stipulate complicated rules about dark arts which happen to provide a convenient set-up for a lazy denouement, Dangerous Habits, like all the best Hellblazer stories, gives us a far more logical (and blackly comic) world of pragmatic magic and opportunistic demons.
We chose this because it is a convenient set of high quality data for which we have a benchmark of the performance of other computational methods.
To accomplish the kinematic analysis of a wheelset on a pair of rollers, a convenient set of reference frames should be introduced as shown in Fig. 4.
The normal E1A regulatory elements have been replaced by a convenient set of unique restriction enzyme sites, allowing for introduction of gene regulatory cassettes with relative ease.
r(t) is found from the free response, for a convenient set of initial conditions, of a linear system of a finite number of degrees of freedom, the resonant modes of which are coupled by damping.
