The phrase "actual rendering of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the true or precise representation of something, often in artistic or technical contexts.
Example: "The actual rendering of the landscape in the painting captures the beauty of the scene perfectly."
Alternatives: "true depiction of" or "genuine representation of".
However, the actual rendering of their potential to the well-being of contemporary society has not been comprehensively documented.
If Stowe didn't know it beforehand, he soon learned that the actual rendering of giant marine reptiles across a liquid domain subject to the vagaries of wind and weather is no easy task.
Its tech is unique when compared to something like the Oculus Rift, in that it incorporates AR and the player's actual physical surroundings into the game, and in that it uses a person's existing mobile devices to connect to the Cortex SPU (spatial processing unit) over Bluetooth, and to power the actual rendering of the visuals.
The actual rendering of the eagle changed with time according to new artistic styles.
OpenCue doesn't handle any of the actual rendering processes, but it provides all the tools to break down those different steps and then schedule and manage the different rendering jobs across large rendering farms, both local and in the cloud.
JLC's novel is inspired by the story of an actual rendered "inmate".
("Actual render time: 33 hours").
Eighty-one clinicians working in acute, chronic or crisis settings rated violence risk of actual patients, rendering a total of 648 judgments of dangerousness.
The book's claims, said Alan Carr, the official historian at Los Alamos, read "more like a technically dubious piece of fiction than a historical rendering of actual events".
The second output is a rendering of the actual drawing.
Figure 4.5 shows an actual image and an artistic rendering of Beta Pictoris.
