The phrase "after rendition of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or formal contexts to indicate an action that occurs following the performance or delivery of something, such as a service or a judgment.
Example: "The contract will be executed after rendition of the final report by the consultant."
Alternatives: "following delivery of" or "subsequent to the performance of".
(1) By writ of certiorari granted upon the petition of any party to any civil or criminal case, before or after rendition of judgment or decree...
Rendition: What they said Senior UK intelligence officer to Gaddafi regime after rendition of Mr Belhaj, March 2004 "I congratulate you on the safe arrival of [Belhaj].
It also appears that it has not been uncommon, if not in fact common practice, heretofore and within the Territory of Hawaii, for attorneys as well as others to interrogate jurors, after rendition of verdict by them, as to what may have been decisive in reaching a verdict.
After her rendition of "Somebody Stole My Gal," Dr. Young introduced himself and told her he owned the song.
The Supreme Court recognized that it had been common practice for attorneys in the Territory to interrogate jurors after the rendition of their verdicts and their discharges.
True, it must be taken within one day after the rendition of the judgment, and is made returnable to the Supreme Court within two days.
It all felt small-scale, a surprise after a rendition of the final interlude from "Wozzeck" that captured that work's furious grandeur.
After a rendition of his gently herky-jerky song "Infinite Mind," off his 2012 album, "Where It Hits You," he chats with the host, Cheryl Waters.
After a rendition of the Star Spangled Banner an evening of high skill and off-court kitsch and razzmatazz that is the NBA "product" began.
Zlatan Ibrahimovic has received a gold record award after his rendition of the Swedish national anthem was streamed 3m times in his native country.
The juror had become mentally unsettled, in an obvious fashion, very shortly after the rendition of the verdict and apparently as a result of his participation on the jury.
