The phrase "after it was rendered" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a sequence of events, specifically referring to something that occurred following the completion of a rendering process.
Example: "The final image was reviewed after it was rendered to ensure all details were accurate."
Alternatives: "after it was produced" or "after it was created".
Each product undergoes multiple third-party lab tests for potency before reaching consumers: first when raw plant material enters the facility, then after it's rendered into a concentrated liquid, and finally at the beginning, middle, and end of each production run.
Each product undergoes multiple third-party lab tests for potency before reaching consumers: first when raw plant material enters the facility, then after it's rendered into a concentrated liquid, and finally at the beginning, middle and end of each production run.
After the digital effect is created, it is rendered -- or animated -- using a "render farm," a cluster of high-powered computers running proprietary software that divides the effect into parts and assigns the pieces to the networked PC's in the most efficient way possible.
But when the practitioners at the teacher end of it are handed the information after it has been rendered near meaningless by a series of sieves over many years, and that information is presented to us as yet another top-down dictate that the acceptable, state-approved version of teaching has altered slightly, then that day looks a long way off.
Just a few weeks after its discovery, he was rendered almost totally blind.
Two days after the decision was rendered, The New York Times called it "a gratuitous and petty ruling".
Comprehensive planning for urban growth after 1960 was rendered impossible because of the many confining branches of the lagoon waters.
Margulies said that the U.S. Department of Defense seemed to have access to the confessions that Habib made after he was rendered from Pakistan to Egypt, because they accused him of offenses he confessed to while, he claimed, he was being tortured.
But the IG found that Rahman was not given a physical examination after he was rendered to the black site.
Ibn Shaykh al-Libi recanted the claim after he was rendered to CIA custody on February [censored], 2003, claiming that he had been tortured by the [censored, likely 'Egyptians'], and only told them what he assessed they wanted to hear.
