The phrase "conveniently set up" is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used to describe something that has been organized or prepared in an easy or accessible way. For example, "The new online system has been conveniently set up, so customers can complete their purchases quickly and easily."
Sometimes I don't bother sorting my recycling because my apartment is too small to conveniently set up a recycling bin AND a trash can.
The museum's gallery has conveniently set up token machines throughout the gallery space, so that gamers can enjoy the exhibit for as long as their store of $0.25 will allow.
Thus you head to Grand Avenue, maybe past Disney Hall and the lines at the new museum, past the La Marzocco espresso cart that Otium has conveniently set up near the Broad's doors, past the copper heat lamps and fire pits and cabbages and rosemary and violets in the boxes that line the restaurant's outdoor patio, and into the restaurant itself.
The Washington Post: "Lily Tuck's latest novel, The Double Life of Liliane, is a tight construction conveniently set up for easy deconstruction, as if it were an exercise given by Paul de Man in a seminar attended by the book's main character, Liliane, during her last year at Harvard".
Things go really awry with a botched (and textually disputed) ending, in which she is magically whisked away by the gods at knifepoint, conveniently setting up a sequel, Iphigenia in Tauris.
Balsan also introduced her to Arthur (Boy) Capel, a friend who soon became Chanel's first great love, and who also, conveniently, set her up in a Paris apartment and helped her start her first business venture, designing sleekly simple women's hats.
Meanwhile, a proposal from Norman Lamb and others, conveniently at arm's length from the government, asks to set up a commission to look at how to fund the NHS.
Set up a work area so you can cut and assemble parts conveniently.
David can do no wrong, and no wrong comes to him: his girlfriend's father, who has threatened to kill him, conveniently dies in a car accident; a more experienced mechanic (the touching Sam Robards) moves to town to set up shop, and instead of putting David out of business he ends up working for him.
Many accounts say that Mr. Luciano arranged the meeting in order to set up Mr. Masseria, and that even if he wasn't one of the gunmen, he was at the scene, conveniently excusing himself to use the bathroom.
