'contribution rendered' is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to express a form of support or service that has been given to someone or something. For example: "I am extremely grateful for the contribution rendered by my colleagues in helping me complete the project."
It is suggested that functionally immature synapses may not be able to provide compensation for synaptic dysfunction prior to adolescence, because they have a very low AMPA receptor contribution, rendering them silent at the resting memory potential, and a relatively high probality of glutamate release, and thus subject to quick exhaustion of glutamate pools after repetitive activation.
In the R2240-R2240 channel, vdW repulsions are compensated for by electrostatic contributions rendered favourable through enhanced interaction with the carbonyl moieties of the selectivity filter.
The names of the authors of each contribution are rendered in italics in order to highlight their contributions.
With both candidates now harvesting soft money from wealthy benefactors, the Senate race is likely to become a textbook example of how such contributions have rendered the Watergate-era system of limits increasingly ineffective.
After reading your article on Shane Battier and his contributions, unselfishly rendered night after night, I wondered what a team loaded with our talent year in and year out could have accomplished.
None of the expenses apparently owed to Prosperity USA appears to be accounted for in Mr. Cain's presidential filings, whether as in-kind contributions, services rendered or debts.
None of the money spent by Prosperity USA for Mr. Cain appears to be accounted for in his presidential filings, whether as in-kind contributions, services rendered or debts.
Sibajiban and Matilal have made important contributions toward rendering the concepts of Navya-Nyaya logic into the language of modern logic.
At a time when we are suffering under a dysfunctional political system due largely to the inordinate influence of money and campaign contributions, thereby rendering an approval rating for Congress approaching single digits, we also are running the risk of corrupting science with policy and political agendas dictated by; well you guessed it, money.
Vertices representing artifacts are only found in bipartite contribution networks and are rendered as equally sized white nodes.
"Donnybrook!" greatly tempers the movie's more distasteful elements, opting for singing and dancing to a Celtic-flavored score (the music and lyrics are by Mr. Burke, with contributions by James Van Heusen) ably rendered by John Bell's four-man ensemble.
