"convenience of reading" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the ease or comfort experienced by someone when they are reading. For example: The e-reader enabled the convenience of reading that the traditional book could not provide.
Ms. Laycock said consumers would enjoy the convenience of reading a novel on a device that they almost always carried with them.
While Instant Articles has mostly focused on the speed and convenience of reading news on Facebook, Instant Video focuses on the cost and accessibility.
Users can now enjoy the convenience of reading their voicemail quickly and silently whether they are at home or on the road.
Mobile phones will most likely provide a quick browse or limited read, as consumers trade off a mobile phones disadvantages for the convenience of reading on the go.
After all, this isn't just about the convenience of reading a foreign news article or communicating abroad, but of a class of people who are fundamentally excluded from what most people think of as in-person communication — speech.
If it's a fair price, students are willing to pay for the convenience of reading their textbook on a laptop, e-reader, tablet or smartphone; or printing a PDF or creating a personalized study experience.
"We look forward to bringing more choice and convenience to discerning UK customers with our critically acclaimed line of reading devices and expansive selection of content".
One student wrote that "To read more is the most important in improving reading abilities [regardless of what kind of format it is]. 4 For those who were positive towards the C-DA format, the reasons can be classified into five categories increase of reading pace and better concentration, usefulness of mediations, vocabulary learning, convenience for reading, and others.
Brad Martin, President and CEO, Random House of Canada commented, "Random House is excited to partner with Kobo and Fairmont Hotels to give travelers the opportunity and convenience to read books by some of our bestselling and award-winning authors on Kobo eReaders.
"Part of the appeal of digital reading is that nobody necessarily knows what you're reading," admits Cooper, "but I think the immediacy and the convenience of e-reading is a stronger pull.
Finally, we give some proofs of theorems in the appendices for convenience in reading.
