The phrase "already rendered" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has been provided or completed beforehand, often in contexts related to services, decisions, or artistic works.
Example: "The report has already rendered a comprehensive analysis of the data collected over the past year."
Alternatives: "previously provided" or "already delivered".
Investors shrugged off the change; the markets had already rendered their verdict.
And also to offer thanks to Senator McCain for the outstanding service he's already rendered".
But millions who saw the video online had already rendered judgment.
But across Chicago, there is some evidence that the court of public opinion has already rendered its verdict.
We're already rendered nearly nude, metaphorically, when we apply for a mortgage refinancing or a credit card.
Smartphones have already rendered point-and-shoot cameras almost obsolete, and Rubin thinks they are now even threatening the DSLR.
These are being implemented in pilot research sites with promising results and already rendering lessons learned that merit consideration in relation with the sustainability of a program.
The Basel committee's latest paper tries to respond to this worry by making the capital ratios less sensitive to business cycles, and by making room for a capital buffer against so-called pro-cyclicality, all at the discretion of supervisors.Huw van Steenis at Morgan Stanley believes that the market downturn is already rendering some bits of financial regulation less relevant.
While still tentative and very cautious in its conclusions and accepted implications, the archaeological research at Moyjil points to the possibility of an Aboriginal connection to country that stretches to twice that of the accepted 60 millennia, which already renders Indigenous continental occupation the longest continuous civilisation on Earth.
ISP-managed services help to reduce the number of chores and maintenance items and moves toward the shared responsibility model through contract-driven SLAs with a vendor that is already rendering services.
If you are one of the few lucky ones who already got their hands on a new MacBook Pro with Retina display, though, you can now see what Chrome should look like on these machines (Apple's own Safari, of course, already renders text in high-res on these new screens).
