"conveniently about" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is convenient or advantageous in a situation. Here is an example: "The restaurant is conveniently about a five-minute walk from my office, making it the perfect spot for a quick lunch meeting."
The billboards atop the cabs are, conveniently, about eye level.
Elsewhere, we meet the soldier who's conveniently about to get married, the soldier who's conveniently been delivered some troubling medical news, the soldier who sits around all day delivering important pieces of exposition to tiny gravestones for reasons that genuinely elude me.
Another example Pompeo conveniently forgot about happened in Tyler, Texas in April of 2003.
Conveniently, the long (about 0.5 to (1~mumathrm{s})) dead-time of this circuit suppresses afterpulsing, even at low temperatures.
Since then they, and the rest of us who conveniently forget about these places (or choose not to know about them), have allowed a pair of privateers to exploit the tide of human misery that flows through this facility.
When people talk about getting fat from college late-night partying, they conveniently forget about the Big Mac and fries they ate afterwards (as well as the not-so-attractive girl they brought home).
But, because there was no enforcement mechanism, they conveniently forgot about it.
Conveniently sited about 400 metres from the Columbia River, the pools have leaked some 15m gallons of contaminated water.
They rest on the easy assumption of individual control (conveniently forgetting about poverty and its effects on health).
This will hide away the fact that the destruction is even happening so we can conveniently forget about it.
On Tuesday del Potro defeated Xavier Malisse at the Aegon Championships in London, a Wimbledon warm-up conveniently situated about five miles from the All England Club.
