"rolling system" is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used to describe a system by which a person or organization progresses or cycles through various activities, tasks, or scenarios. For example, "The school is transitioning to a rolling system for assigning classes, so that each student's curriculum can be tailored to their needs."
It defines the various components of a metal rolling system.
The task force hopes to have a rolling system of factory openings spanning 2007.
It also would allow for a rolling system of closures so some of the promenade could be used during construction.
An industrial case study is presented on long product rolling system to minimise thermal effects and mechanical stress.
Another rolling system goes even farther and uses one four-high reversing rougher and one four-high reversing finishing mill, with hot-coiling boxes in front and in back of the finishing mill.
We demonstrate the efficacy of this template-based ontological method for design space exploration by carrying out the design of a multi-stage hot rod rolling system in steel manufacturing process chain.
However, we find no studies develop a watershed erosion modeling framework based on sediment connectivity, and few, if any, studies have quantified sediment connectivity for gently rolling systems.
Then they back it all up in daily and weekly rolling systems.
It has an underpinning rolling moving system which lets it lie down and roll on the ground or stand up to dance, sing, tell stories, and answer questions.
Tishman Construction, with the architects, devised a rolling scaffolding system, suspended from the roof trusses, to replace the more typical floor-to-ceiling system.
The former is based on rolling the system components back to a previous correct state, while the latter involves transforming the system into a new correct state using exception handling mechanisms.
