The phrase "a convenient spot for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a location that is suitable or advantageous for a particular purpose or activity.
Example: "The park is a convenient spot for families to gather and enjoy a picnic."
Alternatives: "an ideal place for" or "a suitable location for".
"We remain committed to this protection while providing a convenient spot for tourists to rest and enjoy the surrounding environment".
This place seemed to Xerxes a convenient spot for reviewing and numbering his soldiers; which things accordingly he proceeded to do.
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.
But it is also a convenient spot for travelers who are visiting the fishing fleet at Gloucester or the old textile mills in Lowell.
He didn't have big career plans, other than to invest his own money in promising businesses, and figured Boulder, a college town 30 miles north of Denver, would be a convenient spot for crisscrossing the country.
Photo: Outside a mosque in Baghdad yesterday, a hole cut in a cloth screen to allow the wind to pass freely was a convenient spot for one Shiite man to communicate with another.
THE BOTTOM LINE The Opus provides a convenient spot from which to explore Montreal, but for the moment this boutique hotel feels as generic as the chain establishments boutiques were supposed to supplant.
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.
We bedded down wherever we could find a convenient spot, our Troop elected for the open deck (we had been issued on board with a personal burial bag which helped to keep us warm), and our ship slipped out of harbour to make way for more boats to load up.
Once a passenger has agreed to a ride, she will be able to launch Uber in order to reach a mutually convenient spot for pickup.
