"convenient idea" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means a notion or concept that is easy or suitable to use. Example: "The company's new scheduling system is a convenient idea for managing employee shifts."
It's a pleasing, convenient idea.
Some theorised that the warrior race had undergone a drastic mutation in the interim, and the show adopted this convenient idea faster than you can say "1960s TV budgetary constraints".
Public indifference, in turn, may bolster the ideologically convenient notion that Hollywood is out of touch with the American people, and also the economically convenient idea that people go to the movies to escape the problems of the world rather than to confront them.
He wafts away the scientists who say snowy winters are consistent with global warming (an uncontroversial idea based on the premise that a warming world leads to more moisture in the atmosphere) and instead prefers to introduce the more convenient idea that "there are at least some other reputable scientists who say that it is complete tosh, or at least that there is no evidence to support it".
You could view it as almost too convenient, this idea we can just escape into a child-like community ideal presided over by a consumer culture brand, united under a red-cheeked, grinning Pikachu.
Although I could go through the lessons at my own pace when convenient, the idea was to finish in a two- or four-week period (depending on the course), when the instructor, a Cook's editor, was available to respond to e-mail queries.
These resources include healthy eating guidelines, convenient meal ideas, shopping lists, meal plans and recipe ideas.
Yes, the technology of research online is fast and convenient, and the idea of not leaving your dorm room may appeal to some.
He should nonetheless hold his nerve against the knee-jerk Sinophobes, especially in the case of trade.Calls for anti-dumping duties, protection against the undervalued yuan and so on all start from the politically convenient but economically illiterate idea that imports are bad and exports are good.
It is convenient to apply the idea of cross mappings introduced in [4].
But if questions marks do remain about the idea of convenient access across the whole system, one area that would undoubtedly benefit from more of a focus is the urgent and emergency care system.
