The word "rotated" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means to turn or spin something around a fixed point or axis. Example: She rotated the painting on the wall so that it was straight.
Last week, in our piece on troop rotation ("Fearing Fort Bragg") we inadvertently rotated Fort Bragg to South Carolina.
Niyazov famously had a gold statue of himself erected in the centre of Ashgabat that rotated to face the sun throughout the day.
"Clearly my body was telling me, 'You are unsafe.'" Which was why, she said, even though she'd never before complained about sexual harassment, she "slowly stood up, rotated from my hips, and took three photos".
We didn't have a real goalkeeper, as we rotated our players, which is usual at that age.
Now, however, he said army units were rotated so often that deals with corrupt commanders had to be constantly renegotiated.
At Goldman Sachs, for example, people are routinely rotated between control functions and business functions so that each has an equal cachet, and problems are discussed by a broad range of insiders.
Many of the 39 allies are conducting their own mini-campaigns, frequently in disjointed six-month bursts as fresh units are rotated through a region.
After that, a single layer of rotaxane is deposited on top and, once the mould has been rotated by 90°, another set of trenches and wires is made on top of the rotaxane.Perhaps the most important part of HP's announcement is its demonstration of a "logic circuit" for addressing each bit of molecular memory.
This chamber contains a slightly eccentric cylinder which can be rotated to make either the upper or the lower slots bigger.
For nearly a quarter-century they have rotated in office.
Nor do UAS have to be rotated in and out of a war zone like manned aircraft.
