The phrase "approach is convenient" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a method or way of doing something that is easy or practical.
Example: "The new online booking system is user-friendly, and its approach is convenient for customers."
Alternatives: "method is practical" or "strategy is efficient".
The developed approach is convenient and flexible.
This approach is convenient, practical and easy to incorporate into the workflow of a clinical laboratory.
Therefore, the linear approach is convenient for the real-time application even without high performance computers.
Results: This approach is convenient and does not require sophisticated instrumentation.
All results obtained in case studies show that the proposed approach is convenient and effective for assessing realistic issues in operating complex dynamic chemical processes.
Such an approach is convenient for designing and employing linear and nonlinear vibration-based energy harvesters, such as base-excited cantilevers with piezoelectric laminates.
The numerical results have showed that the modelling approach was convenient to study the behaviour of such beam systems with limited destructive tests, which are likely to be very expensive and time consuming.
The mobile phone approach was convenient and flexible and did not disrupt routine service delivery.
This may reflect issues such as the integrated approach being convenient, time-saving and hence cost-effective for women, as well as possibly reducing stigma and discrimination since women are not singled out as they access separate HIV services.
This second approach was convenient for several reasons: i) The sliding window approach allows identifying regions of the proteins under diversifying selection, or other non-neutral selective constraints such as accelerated rates of evolution and mutation hotspots; and ii) SWAPSC accounts for nucleotide bias and for non-neutral evolution of synonymous sites.
Both approaches are convenient sample preparation techniques as they are very simple and demand no expensive equipment for sample extractions/concentration. In the present study, purge-and-trap method combined with HPLC was applied for the determination of the amount of furan in food samples.
