"rotation basis" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the amount of time before which something is supposed to happen again. For example, "We rotate the schedule on a weekly basis."
"It can be on a rotation basis, with a very high frequency.
With no hotels, greeters at the landing dock register visitors and assign overnight guests to families on a rotation basis.
A better bet would be to require that appointments be made on a rotation basis off court-assembled lists of qualified lawyers.
Mabey (1996) reported a simpler cutting system of F. excelsior in Britain, on a 10-year rotation basis, in order to obtain ash poles of highly versatile raw material.
Every volunteer teacher was required to frequently visit one or two teaching sites located in villages and made sure that children from the selected villages were given three-hour lessons three times a week on a rotation basis.
The exterior of the camp, however, was guarded on a rotation basis by twenty-five members of Reserve Police Battalion 64.
Although Bahar physically coarse-grained proteins, Sanejou and and co-workers were among the first to coarse-grain the protein at the mathematical level as early as 1994 by breaking up the protein into residue blocks (the building-block approach) while introducing rotation-translation basis into the atomic Hessian (Durand et al. 1994).
This is elementary algebra when writing the expression of the rotation in the basis ((mathbf {e}_{1},mathbf {e}_{2})).
The skulls were imaged with CBCT with a single 360° rotation, producing 306 basis images and achieving 0.4 mm isotrophic voxel resolution on volumetric reconstruction for making ray-sum reconstructed cephalograms.
We examined learning of the +60° rotation on the basis of two error measures.
A biochemically meaningful interpretation of the eigenvectors was found through the use basis rotation methods[ 20], which are able to minimize the ambiguous association between metabolic reactions and eigenvectors in an information-preserving manner.
