The phrase "a given rendering" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific interpretation or version of something, often in contexts like art, literature, or software.
Example: "In this analysis, we will examine a given rendering of the classic novel and how it differs from the original text."
Alternatives: "a specific interpretation" or "a particular version".
However, in the authors' testing, blocks of the affected servers (namely, those servers providing personal home pages) covered all pages on a given server, rendering this concern moot.
At 14.25 percent, interest rates are high for the returns your average Silicon Valley VC fund could expect to see on a given portfolio, rendering entrepreneurship needlessly risky for many investors who might otherwise be interested in backing promising businesses.
MD5 has recently been shown to be vulnerable to a variety of cryptanalysis attacks designed to generate colliding keys for a given key rendering it unsuitable for security purposes; however MD5 is faster than SHA-1 and the cryptanalytic attacks are irrelevant to our purposes here.
This scenario implicitly reflects the presence of primary users that hold channels on a static basis: for example, a TV broadcast in the vicinity of a given session renders a number of channels unavailable for that session, while these channels may be available to far away sessions.
With the 1-cell cut point strategy (ploidy 1 cell strategy), the presence of at least one aneuploid cell in a given slide rendered it an abnormal specimen.
The key to understanding distributive collective responsibility is understanding patriarchy as being based on common interests and benefits extended to all men in a given society, and rendering each at least partially responsible for the harms of patriarchy.
He says the criterion means the physical properties of a given object are rendered meaningless because location determines classification.
Inexperienced translators can see how other learners have rendered a given text and evaluate each other's work, thus creating an optimised translation through sheer force of numbers.
Thus, an overall increased burden of deleterious variants in a highly polygenic background might be important in rendering a given individual more susceptible to SUDEP.
We propose that an overall increased burden of deleterious variants in a highly polygenic background is important in rendering a given individual more susceptible to SUDEP.
