The phrase 'comfortable and convenient' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to describe something that provides a pleasant and practical experience. For example, "This hotel offers comfortable and convenient accommodations for all its guests."
They were cheap, comfortable and convenient.
It was comfortable and convenient, he said, but there were too many distractions.
To my surprise, I discovered that reading an e-novel during my commute was comfortable and convenient.
"They are so comfortable and convenient for Iran," said Mojdeh Abedi, a 36-year-old lawyer in the city.
In the context of the design of everyday consumer objects, it meant making them attractive, comfortable and convenient to use.
A comfortable and convenient option is the 213-room Valencia Riverwalk (150 East Houston Street; 866-842-0100; hotelvalencia-riverwalk.com).com
You would imagine that a $364m £240mm) upgrade with comfortable seating and convenient facilities for fans would have been overwhelmingly welcomed.
But even with the massive development and in spite of its position as an emerging global capital of commerce, Toronto still feels comfortable, courteous and convenient for both visitors and locals.
The overarching objective of this study is to engineer solutions to allow people who use power wheelchairs that require assistance (human or mechanical) while transferring to be able to transfer in their own homes, in the homes of friends/family, and in the community at large (e.g., hotels, restaurants, and shopping malls) in a safe, comfortable, efficient, and convenient manner.
Riffing on John Kenneth Galbraith's The Affluent Society (1958), which devotes an entire chapter to the topic, Levitt asserts that conventional wisdom must be simple, convenient, comfortable, and comforting, though not necessarily true.
Maybe the respectable thing to do is take longitudinal bites that cleave a clean slice right off the side but I defy anyone to claim that doing so is more comfortable, more convenient, and ultimately better than simply nibbling at the edges.
