"convenient interaction" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it when referring to interactions between people or between people and technology, which are easy or comfortable to use or which provide time or cost savings. For example, "The new online checkout system allows customers to have a convenient interaction with the store."
In this paper, a new interface is developed in detail that provides terminal users with ways for direct and convenient interactions with the wireless sensor networks (WSNs).
A set of convenient interactions are also integrated in the visualization system, allowing users to get insights into the multi-dimensional data from various perspectives.
While popular mobile communication devices, such as cell phones, cannot directly accommodate traditional synchronous content due to the major limitation of display size, other constraints also restrict convenient interactions while using mobile devices in a synchronous learning environment.
Apps such as MDLIVE, Amwell, MyTeleMed, and Express Care Virtual will facilitate convenient interactions between patient and physician.
Email questionnaires were first used in the 2011 wave, which illustrated email's strength in allowing immediate transmission, convenient interactions, and delayed responses (Sproull and Kiesler, 1991).
Since ENVI/IDL-based programming provides convenient interactions for manipulating remote sensing images, our method is generalizable for multi-temporal remote sensing data to construct a smooth time-series dataset with daily interpolation.
The latter approach is more convenient when interactions depend mostly on local properties of proteins, such as whether a site is phosphorylated and free.
GG, NG is not convenient for hydrophobic interaction with Aa due to dehydration N7 and does not possess H-bond donors for the interaction with dicarbonic Aa, but is advantageous for Ser (H-bond with N7 without dehydration of 6 O).
