'convenience of expression' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the fact that something (a phrase, sentence, etc.) is more easily expressed in a certain way. For example: "Many people take advantage of the convenience of expression afforded by poetic devices such as rhyme and alliteration."
For the convenience of expression in the rest of the paper, we let (mu_{0}=0).
For the convenience of expression, some abbreviations are given as follows.
For the convenience of expression, we assume the macro-BS and pico-BS as BS 1 and BS 2, respectively.
For the convenience of expression, the equations in (18) are transformed into the equation in (19), where J ac is the Jacobi matrix of the correction equations.
For convenience of expression, the matrices G in (8), SSH in (10) and K in (15) will all be designated hereafter as "Basis" matrices.
For the convenience of expression in rest of the paper, we let μ 0 = 0. Theorem 3.1 Suppose f ( t, 0, …, 0 ) ≢ 0 for any t ∈ [ 0, 1 ].
For convenience of later expression, for any subdomain (Asubseteq Omega), we introduce the following energy norm (|v|_{varepsilon(A)}): |v|^{2}_{varepsilon(A)}=B_{A} v,v),quad forall vin H^{1}(A), where (B_{A} u,w):=int_{A} anabla ucdotnabla w,dx,dy) for any (u,win H^{1}(A)).
For the convenience of clinical application, we defined the expression scores of ≤2 as low expression levels and the scores of ≥3 as high expression levels.
In the following, for convenience, the expressions of functional equalities and inequalities will be written without its domain.
For convenience of engineering applications, the explicit expressions of the effective elastic moduli for composites with distributions of unidirectionally aligned, three- and two-dimension randomly oriented spheroidal particles, respectively, are obtained.
While evaluating the convenience of implementing the TNM-G classification system into daily practice, analysis of expression at the genetic level was considered too challenging.
