The phrase "and renditions of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to different interpretations, performances, or versions of something, such as music, art, or literature.
Example: "The concert featured various artists and renditions of the classic song."
Alternatives: "and interpretations of the" or "and versions of the".
Drummers beat out rhythms all day long to chants of Union Power and renditions of the Star-Spangled Banner.
/ He'd opened the door and woke her up, / Her coffee was his words, / Convictions and renditions of the times to come / Painted dreams that spanned a lifetime, / And they breakfasted on each other".
Meanwhile, France has declared a state of emergency, new military strikes have been launched in Syria, and nations across the world have expressed emphatic solidarity with tricoleurs and renditions of "The Marseillaise".
A studio recording was released as a single, and renditions of the song have been recorded by Aretha Franklin (on her 1972 album Young, Gifted and Black) and by Donny Hathaway.
There is a compromise between the increase in local contrast and rendition of the image: a strong increase in local contrast leads to artefacts, whereas a weak increase in local contrast does not provide the expected improvement of detail visibility.
The former Israeli Supreme Court president was credited with guiding the fledgling nation through a deeply painful and ultimately cathartic tribunal after the 1961 capture and rendition of the fugitive German SS officer by Israeli spies in Argentina.
There were magical moments, for example, in her cleanly articulated, colorful and vibrant renditions of the Corrente of the First Partita and the opening movement of the Second Partita.
Also included are a potent performance of the Sonata No. 2 and elegant renditions of the Four Mazurkas (Op. 33) and Three Waltzes (Op. 34).
Influenced by old-school Ukrainian folk music, the Carpathian Mountains' Hutsul traditions, and endless renditions of the Ukrainian anthem, she has a bold and wild stage presence.
Assassins Creed is set in (for all intents-and-purposes) accurate renditions of the historic cities of Damascus, Acre and Jerusalem, during the Crusades.
We also welcome reflections on and new renditions of the classical theme of categorization, whether property-based, prototypical, or polythetic.
