The phrase "act conveniently" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone taking action in a way that is practical or beneficial for a particular situation.
Example: "In order to resolve the issue quickly, we need to act conveniently and make decisions that will benefit everyone involved."
Alternatives: "act pragmatically" or "act in a practical manner".
The act — conveniently passed only on July 1, two days before Mr. Hill's most recent execution warrant was issued — hides from public view the following: "any person or entity … that manufactures, supplies, compounds, or prescribes the drugs, medical supplies, or medical equipment utilized in the execution of a death sentence ….
Although courts have found that the UK was using these powers unlawfully for over a decade, the act conveniently makes all of that stuff totally legal.
But the They Can't Continue Forever crowd conveniently acts as if this reality doesn't exist.
This may be used as an act of misdirection to conveniently draw attention away from the notions of "liability" and "compensation"—words that some countries would have an interest in avoiding discussing at the Conferences of the Parties (COP) on Climate Change.
Isolating barriers act sequentially and are conveniently classified in pre-mating (spatial segregation, phenology and pollinators) and post-mating barriers (fruit abortion, seed inviability, hybrid inviability and hybrid sterility) [ 2, 3].
His supporting cast of fellow agents has been conveniently designed to act out the big questions for the audience's benefit.
The Rc and Rd firstly decreased then increased with increase of Congo red concentration, probably due to the fact that the Congo red and its decolorization products can act as electron shuttle for conveniently electrons transfer from bacteria to the anode at low concentration, but result in accelerated consumption of electrons at high concentration.
And Burnham, who by the judges' admission "electrified" the festival from day one, was given the panel prize, which awards acts who distil that most conveniently nebulous of qualities, the spirit of the fringe.
Proposed legislation in the House that would repeal the Section 199 tax provisions of the American Jobs Creation Act for several oil and gas companies conveniently ignores the fact that these companies already are paying record amounts in taxes.
Fracking is also conveniently exempt from the Clean Water Act under what is commonly referred to as the "Halliburton Loophole".
Which conveniently segues to the magic act of that come-on/come-off eye make-up used in the show, that left me so baffled the first time around.
