The phrase "a set of rendered" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection of items or outputs that have been processed or created, often in a visual or artistic context.
Example: "The artist presented a set of rendered images that showcased the evolution of her work over the years."
Alternatives: "a collection of produced" or "a group of generated".
During the offline phase, a set of rendered templates is created from uniformly distributed sampling viewpoints obtained by employing the model of electrostatic charge distribution.
Using 56 time-step instances (taken symmetrically from across the day and year) this paper will introduce a method for quantifying local contrast values within a set of rendered images and plot those instances over time to visualize hourly and seasonal fluctuations in contrast composition.
The stimuli used in this study ("YUFOs") come from a set of rendered 3-D objects used previously in vision research, which are highly visually similar, sharing the same size, color, and general spatial configuration (Gauthier, James, Curby, & Tarr, 2003; Rossion, Kung, & Tarr, 2004).
In another architecture, additionally, a set of "rendering nodes" which may be separate from the "display nodes" serve the role of rendering application data.
Within and around the infrastructure of the piece was a set of exquisitely rendered plaster figures.
As with most of the previous performances, the newest dance is proceeding according to a set of inviolable rules, rendered much stricter because this particular dance has begun during a gubernatorial election year.
But you also have to give a big share of that credit to director Bennett Miller, who has made another dramatic film based on real-life events (as he did with Capote) and given it a shape, a tone and a set of performances that render it recognizably human and compellingly intelligent at the same time.
But probably more important has been the embrace of a set of software standards -- rendered in a nerdy alphabet soup of acronyms, like XML, SOAP, WSDL, UDDI and so on -- that open the door to widespread machine-to-machine communication across the Internet.
In particular, we propose a network topology and a set of protocols that render the infrastructure scalable to a large geographical area and many users.
Assuming that the amplitudes are accurately rendered, a set of additional features can be derived and used for interpretation.
Model uncertainty is quantified through the use of a set of model weights which are rendered by model posterior probabilities conditional on observations.
