The phrase "as a rendering" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific interpretation, depiction, or representation of something, often in artistic or technical contexts.
Example: "The artist's work is celebrated as a rendering of the natural landscape, capturing its beauty and essence."
Alternatives: "as an interpretation" or "as a depiction".
In 1990, in an article in the Journal of the American Medical Association, a physician described what he saw as a rendering of the human brain in the Creation of Adam, the panel showing God touching Adam's finger.
Then, as a rendering of the Dutch Boy character stirs a can of paint, the app analyzes the song, and based on characteristics like tempo, suggests several color palettes.
The play, set during the 1952 presidential election, is a character study of Nixon (then the Republican nominee for vice president) as well as a rendering of the Nixon marriage in a moment of crisis, as he delivered his so-called Checkers speech addressing allegations of financial improprieties.
After producing the optimal content mapping and pagination, Adobe's InDesign® software is used as a rendering engine.
"We think of reality as a rendering of something organic, interpreted through commercial, political, powerful interests," said Eliasson, "But Iceland and places like that are in flux both because they are not immediately recognizable -- and not predetermined by our expectations".
we worked with the artist in a way that this rendering is clearly recognizable as a rendering with big brush strokes so that it is clear that applying the paint onsite outdoors will follow its own rules.
It's as good a rendering of the subject as I have ever seen, and I have seen Uncle Tom's Cabin played several times".
That doesn't mean it shouldn't, of course, but its lack of built-in Bluetooth or space for Google Ads means it'll live on only as a render.
Sixteen-year-old Omar Banikhaled works as a renderer to help support his family in Azraq, Jordan.
These points could then be displayed as a rendered surface by using of the geometry package (Barber et al., 2012) in R to create a triangulation.
As viewed in a rendering, it could be a small country palace in France, although squeezed into an urban site.
