The phrase "are rendered silent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where someone or something is made unable to speak or express themselves, often due to external circumstances.
Example: "In the face of overwhelming evidence, the critics are rendered silent, unable to refute the claims made."
Alternatives: "are made silent" or "are silenced".
They are rendered silent because they lived in a man's world, written by men, about the feats of men.
When they are rendered silent they are also rendered useless, unsure of how to fight The Gentlemen.
This process occurs in Drosophila [16], Brassica [17] and triticale [18] when only NORs from one progenitor are transcriptionally active and contribute to nucleolus formation dominating over the rRNA genes of the other species that are rendered silent.
Our data are consistent with this; a possible explanation for the reduction in non-neural phenotypes we see with NRSE lines is that, at some frequency, lines that would have expressed solely in non-neural cells are rendered silent by NRSE.
It threatens to divide society, the army and the palace.The twilight is rendered silent by draconian lèse-majesté laws.
Chromatin organizational and topological plasticity, and its functions in gene expression regulation, have been strongly revealed by the analysis of nucleolar dominance in hybrids and polyploids where one parental set of ribosomal RNA (rDNA) genes that are clustered in nucleolar organizing regions (NORs), is rendered silent by epigenetic pathways and heterochromatization.
While I have no real desire to serve in the military again, I speak out for the same reasons that other gay veterans do: because there are thousands of gay soldiers currently serving whose voices are rendered completely silent due to this policy, and if we don't speak up for them, nobody else will.
Talking with them while they still have the ability to communicate, offering silent companionship when they are rendered unable to speak.
Wint MP's subtitles are rendered so accurately that you can imagine seeing the images on a silent TV, waiting in line at the bank.
Here, the chaos had been rendered into something silent and orderly, time-stamped to the one-hundredth of a second.
