The phrase "are capable of rendering" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability or potential of someone or something to provide a service, create an effect, or produce a result.
Example: "The new software tools are capable of rendering high-quality graphics in real-time."
Alternatives: "have the ability to produce" or "are able to generate".
Aid administration is structured with lots of factors that are capable of rendering it ineffective.
The third is a configuration of "defined roles by which individuals can exercise certain powers " (French 1984, pp. 13 14) All three of these features, according to French, signal the existence of purposeful and controlled actions that are capable of rendering groups collectively responsible for harm.
He said black Baltimoreans are capable of rendering justice for -- and even acquitting -- the officers charged with Gray's death.
Deletion mutants in this region are capable of rendering myeloid cells growth factor independent in the background of p210BCR-ABL [24], and are also capable of inducing leukemia in mice in the p185BCR-ABL background [25].
In isolation the Y177F, ΔSH2 and ΔPro single mutants of BCR-ABL are capable of rendering myeloid cells IL-3 independent for growth, but they are much less potent than wild type BCR-ABL for transformation of fibroblasts.
Both the anisotropy and moisture streaks were capable of rendering the buckling of the sample visible.
In conjunction with history of design history it is capable of rendering canons of design more transparent, and hence manageable.
In South India the slave owner had an absolute right to whatever labour his slave was capable of rendering.
"The size and scope of the infrastructure by VPNFilter malware is significant," the FBI said, adding that it was capable of rendering peoples' routers "inoperable".
3. Buying the professional A professional service can only be purchased meaningfully from someone who is capable of rendering the service.
