'rotating collection' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a group of things that is regularly changed, and usually implies that the changes occur in a systematic way. For example, "This bookstore has a rotating collection of recently published books on display."
A regularly rotating collection of other once-hidden prizes will be arrayed on shelves.
It will house a rotating collection of 205 works, mostly from the Louvre in Paris.
The project includes new lighting, the opening of the North Room to visitors for the first time, new exhibition cases for rotating collection displays and the restoration of the building's period furniture and fixtures.
Dec. 29 ANOTHER YEAR A year in the lives of Tom Jim Broadbentt) and Gerri (Ruth Sheen), middle-aged professionals whose London home is full of a rotating collection of friends and relatives.
A rotating collection of trucks has landed at the Lot on Tap, the pop-up beer garden at the north end of High Line park at West 30th Street in Manhattan.
When Carmelo Anthony joined the Knicks in 2011, he joined the ranks of New York's most debonair athletes, with a rotating collection of pocket squares, tailored suits, chunky glasses and skinny ties.
Museums also rely on rotating collections to display more work.
You can, however, have a big, beautiful, high-definition screen on your wall that displays rotating collections of classic paintings, just as Bill does.
MOBA features its works in rotating collections.
It's also among the most progressive, with a rotating permanent collection and program of temporary exhibitions.
Saatchi, 67, announced today that the 70,000 sq ft gallery would be renamed MOCA London (Museum of Contemporary Art, London) when he retires, and would feature "a strong, rotating permanent collection of major installations", all of it free to the public.
