The phrase 'render success' is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe achieving or obtaining a successful result. For example, "His hard work and determination eventually rendered success on the project".
Unless we explore the economic and social determinants of adoption and sustained use of LPG, larger policy level initiatives on pro-poor LPG dissemination will not render adequate success to address energy poverty.
Photosynthetic activity and growth rate of plants are the two factors which render economic success of the treatment process by plants.
Computerisation and miniaturisation have stripped command of all secrecy and rendered every success or failure vulnerable to WikiLeak.
The spread of social media may have rendered the success of the coup less likely still, but — based on these characteristics — the coup plotters never faced great chances of success.
But it was also part of the reason the treaty was rejected by many countries, including America, and thus in effect rendered void.The success at the ITU conference in Dubai capped a big year for online activists.
The trade will be rendered a success or failure based on what Meyer accomplishes in Anaheim.
They build self-harm into the system; they render top-level success impossible without massive pharmaceutical risk.
Losing to the Orioles in this series would render meaningless the success the Yankees had by holding them off in the A.L. East race.
If you get the training award, you have a nice feather in your cap, one that will render your future success in science that much more probable.
