"rendered explicit" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are trying to describe something that has been made more clear or obvious. For example: "Her argument was rendered explicit when she pulled out a diagram and began to explain her reasoning."
In all these photographs the beauty and wisdom of nature are rendered explicit.
In this project, the visual tacit knowledge applied in petrographic analysis was rendered explicit through the collection of cases (rock descriptions), which were then used in the development of a domain ontology organized in a partonomy.
This idea is rendered explicit in Ian Falconer's best-seller "Olivia," when the main character a pig whose chic tastes and easy effrontery suggest a porcine Gossip Girl in the making takes a family trip to the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
This idea is rendered explicit in Ian Falconer's best-seller "Olivia," when the main character — a pig whose chic tastes and easy effrontery suggest a porcine Gossip Girl in the making — takes a family trip to the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Local knowledge is often tacit knowledge which can be rendered explicit through deliberation [18, 19].
They all presuppose the existence of necessary connections between desire-like states and belief-like states, rendered explicit in the connections between preferences and probabilities.
Nor is Freed a writer interested in articulating introspection, in rendering explicit her characters' interior lives.
He also renders explicit the unappreciated legacy which the blues has passed on to hip hop as the contemporary voice of the urban ghetto.
We tested the use of an iconic species, the Greater Flamingo, as a lens for participatory mapping to render explicit the socio-cultural values attributed in a landscape.
Simple process performance models are used to describe the unit operations, which renders explicit expressions for the size and time factor model in the design of batch plants.
He produced and directed most of his films, thereby rendering explicit his supervisory role, especially regarding the choice of stories and their development into scripts and, then, into movies.
