"constantly rendered" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means something is continuously or consistently made or done. Example: The team was constantly rendered speechless by the impressive performance of their star player.
Drinking intensified my suicidal ideation, and rendered me constantly tired, ill, and forgetful.
In media and IP related matters, attorneys constantly refer to judgments that were rendered by other (mostly West) European courts".
Unlike most other visual stimuli, the protoface remains detectable by adults in continuous flash suppression paradigms, in which the input into one eye is typically rendered unperceivable by a stream of constantly changing input to the other eye [6].
However, because land protection decisions are long term, resource intensive, and difficult to reverse, conservationists need a robust model for identifying reserve networks that is neither rendered obsolete by a changing climate, nor constantly in flux.
Mr. Morley's frequently assertive blend of threatening objects rendered in toylike colors lends a quirky sparkle and suggests a rambunctious, constantly youthful mind.
Yet while the denizens of that novel are constantly hopping on planes en route to their next far-flung location, the experience of air travel itself is rendered with far more detail and affection in Changing Places.
A new epicentre of Madrid's constantly evolving tapas culture is the Mercado de San Miguel (Plaza de San Miguel), an airy, early 20th-century market rendered in iron and glass and recently renovated to stunning effect.
While his forms were constantly changing, his landscapes and characters were those of the world in which he had been raised, scrupulously and lovingly rendered.
Elsewhere in the show is a model of a lifebuoy rendered in fine marble, similar to the marble versions he has previously made of the surveillance cameras that constantly watched him in China.
