The phrase 'render available' is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe making something accessible, either by making it visible or providing someone with access to it. For example, "Our online library renders hundreds of classic books available to students."
For Apogee to promise some sort of mobile game pack and have no screens or even renders available insane.
Apparently, there isn't even a rendering available of it yet, but hopefully we'll get some pictures in the near future.
However, although biologically interesting, the variable results obtained with different detection methods raise more questions than are answered, rendering available technology immature to the extent that it cannot be implemented in routine clinical practice at present.
This type of reconstructed epidermis has been refined progressively and has been rendered available through a commercial source, but its production using commercially available reactives and media does not present real difficulties in any laboratory where batches of human cultured keratinocytes are available [ 36].
Ptolemy I is said to have encouraged Egyptian priests to accumulate records of their past tradition and heritage and to render them available for use by Greek scholars and men of letters whom he had invited to live in Egypt.
Nearly everything pictured in a Modsy render is available for purchase.
The variations in the antigenic sites may render the available vaccine ineffective.
For example, inherent complexity of mammalian brain however does not render the available rodent epilepsy models as amenable to systems modeling [ 3].
For this reason the search of novel pretreatments able to disrupt cell walls which render more available cellulose and hemicellulose without inhibitors for the subsequent enzymatic hydrolysis is relevant [ 4].
Waterproof renders are available to stop water seeping through the mortar between bricks.
