The phrase "all services rendered" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in legal or business contexts to refer to all the services that have been provided or performed.
Example: "The invoice includes a detailed breakdown of all services rendered during the project."
Alternatives: "all services provided" or "all services completed".
"All services rendered by auditors on behalf of Cisco are the types of services that the S.E.C. has determined do not compromise auditor independence," Ms. Bragg said.
On Friday, a hospital statement said: "Lenox Hill Hospital continues to work with the insurance carrier regarding payment approvals for all services rendered by the hospital, anesthesia and physician services from their insurance carrier.
Clinton McGue, a Blue Shield spokesman, demonstrated the lunacy of medical billing by explaining that even though the insurer receives its own receipt from the hospital for all services rendered, spelling out details of each and every cost, Blue Shield feels no need to share such information with policyholders in its explanations of benefits, or EOBs.
Because Arizona law permits hospitals and care providers to balance bill the victims of an accident for all services rendered, even if that amount soars way beyond what they receive from insurance, or even if there is a settlement from the responsible party.
Dates are available for all services rendered.
Is it feasible for farmers to pay the full cost for all services rendered?
YM clinical department billing staff will ensure that all billable services rendered to patients are accurately recorded in the system of record.
First, for all direct services rendered by community members, appropriate payments should be made.
The original contract, drawn up in April, read, "The General Counsel agrees to pay the Contractor for all contractual services rendered a sum not to exceed $500,000.00".
"The General Counsel agrees to pay the Contractor for all contractual services rendered a sum not to exceed $500,000.00," the Contract for Legal Services obtained by The Huffington Post says.
THAT all accredited laboratories be required to submit to Wada all contracts regarding services rendered by third parties to the laboratories.
