"conventional transactions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the traditional and common ways of buying or selling something, such as purchasing items with cash or check. For example: "Today, we have more options for conducting transactions than traditional methods, but most of us still rely on conventional transactions for our everyday purchases."
Lifeline Checking, an account with no minimum balance but a $4 monthly maintenance fee, allows 10 conventional transactions a month (after that, 50 cents per transaction) but unlimited online transactions, including bill-paying.
But it's difficult to get accurate numbers on conventional transactions, and it still seems that the most popular uses of Bitcoins are buying drugs in the shadier parts of the internet, as people did on the Silk Road website, and buying the currency in the hope that in a few weeks' time you will be able to sell it at a profit.
YankeeNets could sell the Nets in a conventional transaction.
It is a common belief that packet-based NoCs can provide high efficiency, high throughput, and low latency for future applications instead of the conventional transaction-based bus.
It is a common belief that packet-based NoC can provide high efficiency, high throughput, and low latency for future applications instead of conventional transaction-based bus.
However, evaluation of these newly proposed DCN architectures is limited to MapReduce or scientific computing type of traffic patterns, and none of them provides an in-depth understanding of their performance in conventional transaction systems under realistic workloads.
This attitude prevails as only monetary benefits and costs associated with resource products are recognized in conventional marketplace transactions.
Indeed, the €3 billion deal is not a conventional commercial transaction.
The Bitcoin network is also not currently set up to replace conventional credit card transactions as the network is not equip to handle many credit card transactions at once.
Microsavings projects are necessary because the poor are excluded from conventional banks where transaction costs outweigh the tiny deposits likely to be made.
E&Y's eventual finding was that the refinery group's cash-for-gold deals in 2012 amounted to $5.2bn, compared to $6.6bn of transactions involving conventional bank transfers.
