"a convenient spot" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It can be used to describe a place or location that is useful or suitable for a specific purpose. Example: "We found a convenient spot to have a picnic in the park, with a table and shade trees nearby."
And Mr Cochrane finds Britain a convenient spot from which to run a global business.
"We remain committed to this protection while providing a convenient spot for tourists to rest and enjoy the surrounding environment".
Back on the mainland, the Cramond Inn is a convenient spot to slake your thirst after your adventure.
Barton Springs Bike Rental (1707 Barton Springs Road 512-480-0200 512-480-0200 512-480-0200.com) is a convenient spot to pick up your ride.
Occupying a convenient spot around the corner from the Jacob Burns Film Center and across the street from the railway station, Miyabi is Pleasantville's newest restaurant.
The elevated work surface saves your back, and the hooks, racks and shelves provide a convenient spot for innovative gardening essentials like the ones shown here.
What the company has been shooting at is to make a ship which can be kept in an ordinary garage, come out under its own power, drive to any convenient spot, and rise straight up.
This frees the user from the need to carry anything, and also provides a convenient place from which to spot his gestures.The actual detection is done by infra-red light, which reflects off the user's skin and clothes.
There have been suggestions on how to raise the profile of this little-known event: perhaps a corporate sponsorship, or a more convenient spot for the finish line.
There is also a country house in Wainscott, Long Island, on the grounds of which sits an eighteenth-century church that Lauder bought in Massachusetts and had moved to a more convenient spot.
I had some Greek oregano my father had given me, which thrived until I got the bright idea to transplant it to a more convenient spot just by the kitchen door.
