The phrase "are to be rendered invalid" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or formal contexts to indicate that something will be made invalid or void in the future.
Example: "Any agreements that do not comply with the new regulations are to be rendered invalid after the deadline."
Alternatives: "will be deemed invalid" or "are to be considered void".
Given the capacity of present-day weapons to kill untold millions, the measure used to support Pinker's point — that of a decline in violent deaths in relation to overall population — can be rendered invalid by one swift destructive strike.
Everything that's been said up to this point, could be rendered invalid in a mere matter of hours.
The ruling is very early, however, and Apple still has two months to make an initial response and a number of appeals before the patent in question might finally be rendered invalid.
Further, the Bush team maintains that such a reversion to the original vote-counting deadline would mean that the essential claims of Vice President Gore's new state-court lawsuit contesting the certification "will be rendered invalid".
The re-examination filing from yesterday says that this patent should be rendered invalid because it is based on another patent that is still the subject of an application — not yet approved — which was filed before the one that was approved.
But ultimately, Google's point may be rendered invalid.
In this unlikely case, Seralini et al.'s conclusions would indeed be rendered invalid.
That is an arguable proposition, since it is likely that CheneyLeaks did not go through established de-classification processes, and thus its de-classification might be rendered invalid.
In Jacksonville, for example, apparently because of a confusing ballot design, more than twenty-five thousanineotes — nine per cent of all ballots cast — were rendered invalid.
Several individual Gore voters have filed lawsuits in state court saying that the Palm Beach vote was rendered invalid by a form of ballot that was illegal under Florida law, and which caused thousands of voters to either vote mistakenly for Pat Buchanan or to punch their ballots twice, rendering them invalid.
"It's really good for a stock to act really positively to negative news," he says, referring to Pfizer's up ticks today, after the drug company's British patent on one of Viagra's ingredients was rendered invalid.
