The phrase "as renditions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to different interpretations or versions of something, such as music, art, or performances.
Example: "The artist's latest album features several songs as renditions of classic hits from the 80s."
Alternatives: "as interpretations" or "as versions".
He has called the abductions, known as renditions, an "absolutely vital tool".
Held at The Roxy, fans watched on as renditions of Bowie's most famous tracks were performed in front of them.
* Where such transfers occur outside a legal framework, such as in the Brussels case which we have reported today, they are referred to as renditions.
Among the accusations in the report are that Bush approved waterboarding, ordered the CIA secret detention programme and approved illegal abductions of individuals delivered to foreign countries for torture, known as renditions.
And as renditions of "The Battle Hymn of the Republic," "God Bless America," "The Star-Spangled Banner" and other amplified patriot themes swelled over the emerald field, it turned out to be much more than an emotional prayer service.
They recently spent a couple of days together recording a double album of country classics, also dubbed "Last of the Breed," and this show will feature songs from it, as well as renditions of each of the three singers' old hits.
The infographic earlier misidentified Norway and Kosovo as countries that enabled rendition and misidentified Myanmar as a country that hosted a secret CIA prison and enabled rendition.
President-elect Barack Obama has promised to ban waterboarding and other pain-inflicting soliciting techniques, as well as rendition.
Human rights advocates condemned the decision, saying that continuing the practice, known as rendition, would still allow the transfer of prisoners to countries with a history of torture.
Brennan said the CIA wanted to put the issue of the torture programme, which he described by its agency nomenclature as "rendition, detention and interrogation", behind it.
Unlike Mr. Arar, the three men in this case, Abdullah Almalki, Ahmad Abou-Elmaati and Muayyed Nureddin, were not sent to Syria through the American program known as rendition.
