The phrase "a rotation in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to movement, change, or shifts in position, often in fields like mathematics, physics, or organizational structures.
Example: "The team is undergoing a rotation in the leadership roles to encourage fresh ideas and perspectives."
Alternatives: "a shift in the" or "a change in the".
"Bobby always uses a rotation in the outfield," Phillips said.
"You come to the home visits right after a rotation in the intensive care unit, where you take care of incredibly sick people who you never knew and many of them die," said Dr. Joanna Sheinfeld, a second-year resident in internal medicine at Mount Sinai.
Managing a rotation in the N.B.A. is as much about buying time as it is compounding strengths; building lineups with quality, compatible players is essential, but for most teams, so is coming to terms with – and addressing – a rotation's weaknesses through whatever means are available.
For example, one department chair wished his EM residents were able to do a rotation in the USA.
One is a rotation in the intensive care unit and the other is in the emergency department.
Everything changed during a rotation in the lab of ophthalmology researcher Patricia D'Amore at Harvard's Schepens Eye Research Institute in Boston.
"I think I'm secure here, whether it's in a rotation or in the bullpen".
At the start of the course, there were mutterings of how difficult it was to get a junior rotation in the NHS, a placement where newly-qualified physiotherapists gain practical experience.
Whether an individual student goes through a particular rotation in the initial 28 weeks or the later 14 weeks, is a random allocation.
Idiopathic scoliosis is characterised by a vertebral deviation in the coronal and sagittal planes but also by a vertebral rotation in the axial (or horizontal) plane.
For a rotation R in the three-dimensional rotational group SO(3), let Λ R be the rotation operator, such that (Λ Rg )(x) := g[ R-1 x)]. R-1 x
