"convenience of making" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to the ease or comfort of performing a certain action or task. For example, "The convenience of making online payments has made life much easier for many people."
And he likes the convenience of making a reservation at 2 a.m.
The stand operates on the honor system and is open 24 hours a day, allowing neighbors the convenience of making a last-minute cheese run.
Borrowers may of course value the convenience of making payments at home and the fact that occasional late payments are not penalised.Another reason for pawn's resurgence is the switch from weekly to monthly pay days, increasing demand for small sums that can be swiftly raised and repaid.
Of 10 items, doctors were especially satisfied with the items regarding the convenience of the prescription (p < 0.001), convenience of performing the preoperative workup (p < 0.001) and convenience of making a plan for discharge (p < 0.001).
"I am ready to discuss at your convenience the logistics of making the debate we have suggested happen," he added in a written response to the broadcasters' decision.
It's an appropriate, if still anxious, middle ground of convenience and celebration, of making and remaking meaning together.
The convenience of pPRIG makes it a good basic vector to generate additional derivatives for an extended range of use.
The V8 isn't just good at its most basic job of sucking up dirt — Dyson has done a good job of making sure its convenience features really make the whole job of cleaning up easier.
Using correlation, or some transformed version of correlation measure as the basis for reconstructing regulatory networks is an approximation made for convenience of modeling and analysis, with a sacrifice of making spurious findings (see examples in [ 9]).
The technologies of convenience are making our sphere of exploration and experience smaller.
At first it was out of convenience, making reservations on the phone or pointing across a room.
