"convenient city" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a city that is easy to access or has many useful amenities. For example, "New York City is a convenient city with many public transportation options and cultural attractions."
This made London, in Wren's own words, "the most convenient city for trade in the world".
There are affluent young people of all races moving here who want to pay reasonable rents and spend their disposable incomes on the wares of a convenient city.
Despite headlines about drug-related violence along its northern border, Mexico's capital is quietly evolving into a modern, cosmopolitan and convenient city that will surprise visitors who arrive with pre-conceived notions.
The new completely electric model, the FT-EV II (pictured above and below), can be driven for more than 90km on a single charge and is specifically designed for convenient city driving.
Some come for the convenient city living.
With more single and older customers, convenient city-centre supermarkets are becoming more popular, rather than vast stores on the edge of town selling everything from charcuterie to televisions.
And London entered the 18th century as one of the most convenient cities in the world for trade.
So hunkered down in this convenient, walkable city were the Giants and the Patriots that neither team indicated an intention to change hotels Saturday to ensure that the night before the game would be free of distraction and temptation.
But many of Hill Country's newest wineries are popping up much closer to Austin - only about 30 miles away - making it even more convenient for city dwellers seeking the wine country experience.
High-speed rail is widely idealized as a transportation option — and for good reasons: It tends to be highly convenient, connecting city centers in a way that is fast, safe, affordable and comfortable, with a minimum of overhead time and the benefit of a low-carbon footprint.
Whatever the name, it is the most convenient big-city airport in America, a 15-minute subway ride from K Street, the epicentre of DC lobbying.
