'rotates' is a correct and usable word in written English.
You can use it to refer to something that moves in a circle, usually around an axis or center point. For example, "The Earth rotates on its axis once a day."
This hot spot rotates with the star, shining towards the earth once per rotation.
In the first part we prove two theorems which show that the handle moves nearly in a plane and rotates nearly uniformly…In the second part, we discuss how the twist and rotation of the handle are related" (Ashbaugh & others 1991, 68).
As he pulls the punty back out he rotates it continuously to prevent molten glass from falling to one side.
The state is lead by a tripartite presidency, a chairmanship that rotates every 8 months, 13 jurisdictions, 130 ministers and 148 municipalities.
Luckily, party rules say that it is a governor's turn to have the chairmanship of the committee that draws up the manifesto this time (the job rotates).
"All I was thinking about is that the mechanism that rotates the stage does not stop".
Domtar, an American fibre company, created a sustainability committee but the vice-president for sustainability does not chair it; the chair rotates among other managers so as to involve the firm as a whole.
The environmental and economic benefits from this approach could have revolutionary significance".Unique to electricity are the peaks and valleys of daily and seasonal demand as our planet rotates.
In April Polish warplanes based at a Lithuanian airfield will start policing Baltic airspace a job that rotates among NATO allies.
If the water going down the hole rotates faster than the ripples can propagate, the ripples which stray beyond the aqueous "event horizon" (a black hole's point of no return) will not make it out.
Mr Jonathan's candidacy, which breaks a PDP pact under which the presidency rotates between the mostly Muslim north and largely Christian south, could also stir up northern youths.But the main worry is the president's spending.
