The phrase "a rotating platform" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a platform that turns or spins, often in contexts related to machinery, amusement rides, or scientific experiments.
Example: "The exhibit featured a rotating platform that allowed visitors to view the artwork from all angles."
Alternatives: "a spinning platform" or "a revolving platform."
Subjects implanted with a rotating platform (RP) MB TKA experienced minimal anteroposterior (AP) motion and larger axial rotation (RP).
In it, Beck stands on a rotating platform in the middle of an auditorium.
A rotating platform and blasting hot-air vents transformed black thermo-chromatic clothes into brilliant colour for a memorable finale.
It was not easy for the 1990s comeback model Kristen McMenamy to move forward to a rotating platform.
Partly for simplicity, partly for fiscal economy, the instruments and antenna are bolted to the main spacecraft body and not on a rotating platform.
Her costume for the video of Pagan Poetry is draped on an acrylic mannequin with pierced nipples, on a rotating platform.
Well, a special kind of podium: a rotating platform with an elevator mechanism, named the "maestro lift," that can accommodate the motorized wheelchair he has taken to using.
After paying $10, a visitor takes a seat with 200 others for a narrated, 20-minute ride on a rotating platform in the middle of the room.
In Sagnac's demonstration, a beam of light was split such that part traveled clockwise and part counterclockwise around a rotating platform.
"Some Night Action" (1993) is a mechanized sculptural installation in which marbles are ejected from a bowl and flow down a metal ramp onto a rotating platform decorated with the designs of constellations.
The lights go up to reveal an abstract set by Hans Dieter Schaal that, on a rotating platform, depicts the spiritual road traveled by pilgrims in gray trench coats and fedoras, and the brothers in their monk's robes.
