The phrase "and one turns" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing a situation or action involving a person or entity changing direction or perspective.
Example: "As the sun sets, the sky darkens, and one turns to reflect on the day's events."
Alternatives: "and one shifts" or "and one pivots".
Word came that his father had died, the letter was never sent, and one turns with new eyes to "The Return of the King" — to its closing pages, in which Frodo, his duty done, sets sail toward "a far green country under a swift sunrise".
Often it is not desirable to solve a differential equation analytically, and one turns to numerical or computational methods.
When the vehicles are moving in a group and one turns to the right and the others turn to the left, then the vehicles behind them consider it as a correct alert.
"I can see why that became such a story and one turns to two and the story just builds and builds.
"It's crazy, really — the same parents, the same upbringing, and one turns out really well and the other really bad," Mourad's lawyer Philippe Culot said in March.
The incidents — three involve murder or mass murder, and one turns on a suicide — are based on events that were widely reported in China and that Mr. Jia said haunted him.
---- Wise Time Sharp in Drill About half of the expected Derby starters have bedded down at Churchill Downs already, and one turned in a key workout Saturday morning.
In a test of the ability to compute a homing vector, the subjects had to return to the start after being led along a route consisting of two distances and one turn.
The first, started at the chair, included three steps with four, two, and one turn (0.25 mm per turn), respectively.
The first phase, started at the chair side, included three steps with four, two and one turn (0.25 mm per turn), respectively.
Furthermore, helix α4 contains two turns, and one turn is a 310 helix.
