The phrase "allows for convenient" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a feature or aspect of something that makes a process easier or more accessible.
Example: "The new software update allows for convenient access to all your files from any device."
Alternatives: "facilitates easy" or "enables convenient".
Transparent hydrogel matrix and ship-in-bottle effect also allows for convenient monitoring of cell processes by traditional optical techniques.
Eighteen inches long, it allows for convenient outdoor cooking, but at 24.5 pounds it is not what many would consider portable.
The practicability of multiplex gene repression allows for convenient repression of multiple genes by one construct, which could be employed for prompt screening of a library of candidates.
We know that many members of this community are passionate about the arts, and this is a location that also allows for convenient public access to the new arts facilities, both as patrons and on occasion as users.
This costume allows for convenient movement E5.
This type of representation allows for convenient analysis of the membrane performance (Marriott et al. 2001).
High temperature micro-ATR IR spectroscopy has recently become available, allowing for convenient IR spectral acquisition at elevated temperatures.
Both metaschemas serve as compact representations of the ESN, allowing for convenient viewing of its hierarchy and easier comprehension.
Events listed in the calendar can be integrated into unit web sites that are using WCMC Drupal, allowing for convenient integration onto your website.
Numerous items from flasks and examination gloves to amino acids and enzymes are stocked on-site to allow for convenient on-site procurement.
Thinking out of the box and accepting non-traditional ABL is necessary to compensate for Reynolds effects and to allow for convenient experimentation.
