The phrase "a convenient template" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a model or example that is easy to use or adapt for a specific purpose.
Example: "The software provides a convenient template for creating reports quickly and efficiently."
Alternatives: "an easy-to-use template" or "a user-friendly template."
"Girl, Positive" has a convenient template to follow — the teenage-pregnancy movie — and it sticks to it pretty closely.
The Enterprise, though, is a convenient template, because it provides a setting that resembles an actual office, with screens and workstations and a dress code.
The surface of a small molten metal drop provides a convenient template for curved graphite crystal growth.
The analysis of the hole argument provides philosophers of physics a convenient template when they are trying to decide if something is a gauge freedom or not.
But just as Benghazi proved a useful excuse for dispatching more forward-deployed firepower toward Africa, the embassy scare in South Sudan acted as a convenient template for future crises in which the U.S. military would be even more involved.
During and after DNA replication, sister chromatids are held in close proximity to each other by cohesins, providing a convenient template for homology-based DSB repair (Nasmyth and Haering 2009).
Here we choose a convenient templating route to obtain small quantities of nanostructured sulfur for sorbent testing.
RoundUp Ready™ soya construct contains both P-35S and T-nos so provided convenient template for testing the assays.
A self-standing three-dimensional (3D) nanocomposite foam of Au/ZnO/reduced graphene oxide (rGO) has been fabricated via a facile and convenient template-directed approach.
Microemulsions have already been recognized as convenient templates for nanoparticle synthesis.
We conclude that these compounds are convenient templates for the design of useful drugs in to treat Alzheimer's disease (AD), a pathology characterized by extensive oxidative stress and inflammation, thus essentially affected by reactive oxygen species (ROS).
