"render it to" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to make a statement about offering something to someone. For example, "He promised to render it to me as soon as he received it."
We synthesize a total energy function, consisting of the (generalized) crane energy and the controller energy, to render it to achieve its (local) minimum at the desired equilibrium point.
He wore a faded green work shirt over jeans with black boots that were once stylish and had a cool, self-contained look that was not without signs, in the laugh lines at the corners of his eyes, that he found it amusing to be sparring with an American journalist through two interpreters (the imam interpreting his Arabic into German, so a colleague could render it to me).
Zero-valent iron (ZVI) is able to reduce organic compounds and to render it to less harmful substances.
Manually assessing a field activity to identify the ergonomic risks is not trivial and often requires extra effort which may render it to be challenging if not impossible.
It can also pull in dynamic data via XML and render it to video in realtime in a visual form entirely different from what it looks like on the web.
Our generation is not solely to blame for the explosion of modern slavery, but we are uniquely qualified and resourced to fight the problem and ultimately to render it to history.
Fragmentation of DNA that is probably caused by virtue of low pH and DNA protein cross linkages mostly renders it to a poor performer in downstream applications.
Most importantly, light absorption in visible range for the heterostructure is significantly enhanced compared to the constituent monolayers, rendering it to be a suitable photocatalyst for water splitting.
The porous layer is simulated by an aggregate of primary units, rendering it to have a radially varying fixed charge and hydrodynamic resistance.
This feature renders it to be a precious reporter gene in genetic engineering including gene subcloning.
It has high electron-withdrawing ability and good coplanarity, rendering it to be an ideal building block for nonlinear optical materials [ 19, 20].
