"rendition of data" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to the process of presenting or representing data in a specific format or manner. Example: The scientist's rendition of the data in a graph clearly highlighted the correlation between temperature and ice shelf melting.
In 3D renditions of the data (Video S5 and Video S6) perforin-containing LG appeared to be "caged" within actin-dense regions in Jasp-treated NKL cells.
…there is a potential for abuse in the form of a commingling of costs associated with the rendition of communication and data processing services, which can give rise to the above-discussed problems of cross-subsidization and other unfair competitive practices in the pricing of regulated and non-regulated services.
Finally, proper documentation of clinical data enables the rendition of network and molecular findings into translational medicine.
This facilitates analyses of data where individuals sing different songs, rather than just different renditions of the same song, and enlarges the set of species among which we can compare song performance in evolutionary studies.
Data were synthesized using an exact binomial rendition of the bivariate mixed-effects regression model modified for synthesis of diagnostic test data [ 16- 18].
Data were synthesized using an exact binomial rendition of the bivariate mixed-effects regression model modified for synthesis of diagnostic test data.
The Whittell High Computer Club and AP computer science class, led by student Madison Malone, put together a beautiful rendition of Blank Code, a song about falling in love with data structures and making bad code good for the weekend.
I began to appreciate Too Human's rendition of cyberspace: a verdant, pristine wilderness filled with gates and bridges meant to represent complex data structures.
We also ensured that the data is clearly presented and that our interpretations are thoroughly discussed throughout the new rendition of the manuscript.
This is in contrast to representing sounds directly as digital samples in conventional programming languages, such as MATLAB or C, where the rendition of sounds is dependent on the settings in the device, such as the digital sampling rate or the data type chosen for sound playback.
"Nice rendition of the anthem".
