The phrase "at a convention in order to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when explaining the purpose of attending a convention or event.
Example: "She presented her research findings at a convention in order to share her insights with industry professionals."
Alternatives: "at a convention to" or "during a convention for the purpose of".
In September 1786, at the Annapolis Convention, delegates from five states called for a constitutional convention in order to discuss possible improvements to the Articles of Confederation.
Lawrence O'Donnell alleged on Wednesday that Mitt Romney deliberately tried to get booed at the NAACP convention in order to appeal to white racists.
He led the Annapolis Convention, which successfully influenced Congress to issue a call for the Philadelphia Convention, in order to create a new constitution.
While McGovern was running again for the 1972 nomination, with Hart at the helm, Nixon instructed his White House operatives to bug and disrupt the '72 Miami Democratic National Convention, in order to embarrass McGovern and demonstrate a still-divided Democratic Party.
There is no precedent for deincorporation of the convention in order to add new rights.
Variables were defined according to standard convention in order to facilitate comparison with other published studies.
Break away from convention in order to think creatively.
Under the 1944 Chicago Convention an aircraft, in order to benefit from the privileges conferred by the convention, must comply with its terms.
In November 1861, a self-constituted convention of southern sympathizers met at Russellville, Kentucky in order to form a provisional Confederate government for the state.
In another rule change, designed to prevent GOP outsiders from mounting long-shot challenges, a nominee must score clear victories in at least eight states in order to be nominated at the convention as opposed to five states.
