"user convenience" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to the ease of use of a product or service; for example, "The new app has been designed with user convenience in mind, allowing users to quickly and easily complete tasks."
The framework is evaluated to examine the effectiveness of providing security and user convenience.
Due to their high user convenience, the password is the most widely used means of authentication.
Such long range iris acquisition and recognition systems can provide high user convenience and improved throughput.
Many companies essentially chose to let some hackers slip through rather than risk a blow to user convenience.
Sensor-based authentication can be used together with traditional password, PIN, or biometric authentication for improved security and user convenience.
Implementation of a software package which caters to user convenience in data processing and remote use of the connection machine is also included.
Modules developed provide user convenience to choose the pull-place (drag-drop) packaging form prepared in template (stored in the data library).
A properly designed, mandatory retail take-back program can significantly improve user convenience compared to centralized or periodic, voluntary special collection programs.
The design of the proposed system addresses two basic requirements of biometric technologies: dependable performance under real-world conditions along with user convenience.
For end-user convenience and efficiency, three exact analytical expansions are proposed: a new short and intermediate contact time expansion obtained using the Laplace transform (erfc solution), a modified version of Eq. (33) in Sagiv (2002) with improved stability (Sagiv solution), and a new expansion with a decreasing energy norm (energy solution).
Also, several features have been added to JSBML 1.0 to improve end-user convenience and accessibility.
