The phrase "a convenient thing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is easy to use or helpful in a particular situation.
Example: "Having a portable charger is a convenient thing when traveling, as it ensures your devices stay powered."
Alternatives: "a handy item" or "a useful feature".
At 22cm (9 inches) long, 464 pages deep and weighing in at more than half a kilogram, it isn't a convenient thing to lug around.
Why books come out in hardback first At 464 pages long and weighing in at over 500g, the winner of this year's Man Booker prize, "The Narrow Road to the Deep North", isn't a convenient thing to lug around.
"This was just a convenient thing that people in this church that believed like we did and it was nearby and the people were wonderful so we went there, but the denomination certainly didn't mean a thing".
By Ruth Lambert Jones The New Yorker, February 23 , 1929P. 20 It's a convenient thing View Article By Anthony Lane By Rebecca Mead By Andy Borowitz By Jia Tolentino.
It's a convenient thing".
It is a convenient thing for Coviello to say, of course, since he sold his company to data storage provider EMC in 2006 for $2.1 billion.
It's a politically convenient thing to imply — and House Democrats sitting on the floor of the House since 11 30 a.m. aren't shy about implying it — that House Republicans shut off the normally unblinking eyes of the C-SPAN cameras to try to hide the Democrats' sit-in demanding a vote on gun control.
"It's a politically convenient thing to imply — and House Democrats sitting on the floor of the House since 11 30 a.m. aren't shy about implying it — that House Republicans shut off the normally unblinking eyes of the C-SPAN cameras to try to hide the Democrats' sit-in demanding a vote on gun control," reported Amber Phillips.
A little pot of kirmizi biber flakes is an incredibly convenient thing to have in the kitchen.
On the homophobia issue, ianlarsen had a handy tip: The convenient thing about the homophobia is that it's all at the beginning, so you can fast-forward through it if you can't stomach it.
I WAS rushing for a flight early one morning and grabbed the first convenient thing I saw for breakfast — a big, gooey Cinnabon from a counter near the gate.
