The phrase "are more conveniently" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the convenience of two or more options or situations.
Example: "These tools are more conveniently located in the new office layout, making them easier to access."
Alternatives: "are more easily" or "are more accessible".
In fact, some destinations like parts of southern Essex or even Hertfordshire, which is north of London, are more conveniently located in relation to the Olympic Village than parts of West London.
Most of us are more conveniently vague in our strategies, like the friend of mine who paused when I asked her how old she was, answering that she had been lying so long about her age that she couldn't remember her real one.
Some labs have resorted to using low- Z buffers because these greatly increase kinesin processivity (by electrostatically preventing kinesin-microtubule dissociation), resulting in longer run lengths that are more conveniently measured.
During the 15th century on the Continent, smaller tables were made which could be more conveniently moved and, especially, drawn up to the fire.
The power switch is more conveniently placed on the top edge, unlike the Kindle's easy-to-turn-off button on the bottom.
But in June, the teacher called to say he had accepted a position at another high school that was more conveniently located.
Considering where you live, this Freedmen's Bureau series (National Archives microfilm publication M843, "Records of the Assistant Commissioner for the State of Louisiana") may be more conveniently available for you at the Dallas Public Library.
The victory launched him on to the British golfing scene, and led him to become the playing professional at Royal Dublin, which was more conveniently located for commuting to Britain.
The weekend You couldn't be more conveniently located: Betty's tea room (01904 659142; bettys.co.uk) and the River Ouse are a stone's throw away (happily Judges Court has not been hit by the recent flooding), and you could be in the Minster within five minutes (01904 557200, yorkminster.org; from £10).
President Karzai, in response to international outrage at provisions legalizing marital rape and forbidding a woman to leave the house without her husband's permission, said that the law would be reviewed, which might have been more conveniently done before he signed it.
