"due to the convenience" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to explain the reason for something based on its convenience or ease. Example: Due to the convenience of online shopping, more people are choosing to buy their groceries online rather than in-store.
They chose to move here either 40 years ago or 2 years ago due to the convenience of our neighborhood — everything you need is within a three-block radius.
In fact, the controller prefers pure policy to mixed policy due to the convenience of implementation and evaluation.
Furthermore, we observe that pure policy is preferred in practical environment due to the convenience of implementation and evaluation.
However, due to the convenience sampling procedure implemented in this research, further testing was conducted to enhance generalizability.
Magnetic nanoparticles have been widely used as adsorbent to immobilize biomolecules for the enrichment of natural products due to the convenience of magnetic solid liquid separation [17 19].
With the rapid advance in technologies and infrastructures, wireless communication systems have been getting great momentum due to the convenience that they can provide.
Wireless networks have become increasingly popular due to the inherent convenience of untethered communication.
This nanotube array on substrate morphology provides a device like catalyst assembly without sacrificing the surface area and is very attractive due to the recycling convenience after usage, as compared to freestanding nanostructures.
Due to the ease, convenience, privacy, and autonomy associated with self-administration, treatment of dermatologic conditions with imiquimod cream is preferred by patients over physician-administered modalities.
GPs in another survey study supported the use of POCTs in general practice due to improved convenience, patient care and efficiency [ 27].
Due to this convenience, we extensively use the alternative view in the following sections.
