The phrase "a further rotation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an additional or subsequent rotation in a process, such as in mechanics, dance, or any context involving circular movement.
Example: "After completing the first rotation, we will proceed with a further rotation to ensure all angles are covered."
Alternatives: "an additional rotation" or "one more rotation".
The final manoeuvre before touching the ground is a further rotation with centre higher than the trajectory starting at 50 ft (15.24 m) with radius: {R}_{t=0}=left(Lleft({u}_{land,t=0}right -Wright cdot frac{g}{Wcdot {u}_{land,t=0}right -Wright cdotefrac{g_{land}{Wcdot+Tcdot sin t-Wright)cdot frac{u}{Wcdot {u}_{land}^2} (57).
Compared to the empty 40S, the PIC-2 complex displays a head rotation of ∼8°, and a further rotation of ∼5° occurs in the py48S.
Subsequent binding of pyrimidine in the active site cleft is thought to cause a further 20° rotation thereby leading to a fully closed conformation [12].
Accompanied by this further rotation, the trailing head attached to a forward site of the actin filament to become the new leading head, completing one step.
In the position shown, the pin is entering one of the slots, and, on further rotation of the driver, it will move into the slot and rotate the follower through 90°.
That would set two records – a ninth consecutive ODI win to secure their seventh straight home series, although Durham and Lancashire may be quietly hoping for an Australian fightback given the questions it would raise all about further rotation in the last two matches in Chester-le-Street Chester-le-Street
Upon further rotation, the voltage difference increased again.
To decrease grain size further, rotation speed and grinding time were increased.
With further rotation of the ends the higher curvature zone(s) gradually spreads while the moment remains essentially unchanged.
With further rotation of the upper magnet, the two surfaces are close to each other, but there is still no charge transfer (Fig. 2b).
Increasing flow rate tends to drag objects towards their equilibrium (aligned orientation) until they are restricted from further rotation by the presence of other solids.
