The phrase "after convenient" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "Please let me know when it is convenient for you to meet after convenient."
Alternatives: "after it's suitable" or "after it's appropriate".
After a convenient selection, various correlations have been derived.
After a convenient study and piloting by using previous research in computer-based language testing, the researchers created a taxonomy of test items for the I.B.
"Those were the days when gay bars were a dark door somewhere in Manhattan, where people wanting to go to a certain bar got off the subway a station before or after the convenient one, lest they were suspected of being homosexual," she wrote, in a postscript to the novel, many years later.
The device is free (after a convenient $50 mail-in rebate and $49.99 "instant savings") on a two year contract, and will run you $59.99 per month for unlimited 4G data + 5GB 3G data.
"What better way to generate publicity for a new album than to go after a convenient target and stir up some controversy". But Gossard maintains that Pearl Jam isn't just acting in its own interest and points to the support being received by the band.
"This mist is quite convenient, after all".
All materials may be recycled, if convenient, after a short interim decay.
Lasalle added, "The movers should come in the next day or two...while it is still convenient". After the buyer left, Claudius wondered "But what had his mother meant, while it was still convenient?
Food in this part of Switzerland tends to be uninspired, but we found the Pizzeria Bernina, in the hotel, satisfying as well as convenient after a day of skiing.
For example, if you were to take a flight from New York City to Honolulu, you would refrain from eating for a couple of hours before takeoff and during the flight, but would have a good meal as soon as convenient after landing.
