The phrase "convenient at" is not correct or usable in written English.
The phrase you are looking for is likely "convenient for". For example, "This store is convenient for the people who live nearby."
Less convenient at passport control, but sharper in style.
The word of God means whatever is convenient at the time.
"Some of their recent hands-off policies with regard to hiring and firing policies is convenient at least and mindful of potential liabilities".
"I think it was a bit of a compromise between his own ideals and what was convenient at the time," Schroeder said.
"The stump mics were turned up and they said it was so-called 'human error' which was convenient at the time," he said.
They have been able to get away with this by giving a misleading definition of al-Qa'ida, which varied according to what was politically convenient at the time.
Continuous and convenient at-home monitoring of atrial fibrillation becomes economically feasible with this low-cost device, possibly avoiding many strokes.
For any given compound, links to relevant studies can be accessed directly from search results or within each compound profile under the Lifespan Experiments tab, which contains a convenient at-a-glance summary of experimental conditions and results.
For simplicity, the collateral weights are set at convenient values at the beginning of the simulations and left unchanged afterwards.
Semi-structured interviews took place at mutually convenient times at each participating medical school.
Convenient samples at hand were at least two short-barreled automatic weapons.
