The phrase "inconvenient device" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to an item of technology or machinery that causes difficulties or is not straightforward to use. For example: "The new photocopier was an inconvenient device to use, requiring complicated steps to achieve the task we needed it for."
This finding is consistent with previous studies which reported that VI individuals prefer not to carry additional devices (because this is physically inconvenient [10]) or use special devices (since such tools are usually costly, conspicuous and draw unwanted attention [28, 61]).
Replacing the minuscule and inconvenient keyboards on those devices might be a good enough reason to endure the learning curve.
The non-linear loads generate harmonics that may be inconvenient for energy supply and devices of the ship.
"Many people find it inconvenient to manually sync their devices and do it once a month, at best," Hughes said.
Additionally... seeking help from electronic devices would impose inconvenient burdens on the person, or may be impractical or even impossible given the person's current context.
In addition, utilizing the output signal's intrinsic characteristics of CS-TENG, a self-powered rotation speed and displacement sensor using the dual cylinder structure TENG has been achieved for these rotating mobile devices that are inconvenient to get an additional power supply in the grimmest circumstances such as moon car or other celestial and tough environment detection equipment.
Some peculiarities of HTS make this traditional, quite impractical and inconvenient approach to consideration of HTS devices stability and quench development using normal zone origination and propagation analysis.
However, despite ongoing improvements in injection device design, daily subcutaneous injections remain inconvenient, painful and distressing for many patients, leading to noncompliance, reduced efficacy and increased health care costs.
As an important surgical step, cochleostomy provides the surgical approach to the human cochlea when a round window approach is inconvenient or impossible, enabling the implantation of intracochlea devices.
The length of the wire (300 cm) and the length of the delivery system (120 cm) provided with the device were felt to be excessive and inconvenient.
