"rotation group" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to a collection of people who rotate or regularly change roles within a larger team. For example, "We have a rotation group of five people who take turns managing the weekly team meetings."
In the rotation group, the needle was rotated two times per second in the first minute after the start of pain induction and for another two times per second in the last minute of acupuncture stimulation.
STAMFORD Franklin Street Works "Heavy Rotation," group show.
I measured these changes using the Census Bureau's Current Population Survey Merged Outgoing Rotation Group sample.
There are signs that the growing pains of a youthful starting rotation group – Vince Velasquez, Aaron Nola and Jared Eickhoff – will eventually yield a steady core.
We use individual data from the Current Population Survey (CPS) from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), specifically the "Outgoing Rotation Group" sample, or CPS-ORG.
Then, we express the problem in the rotation group by means of a set of equations having a rather simple form, and show that its solutions give the sought rotation fields.
Exploiting the pointwise action of the rotation group on functions on the sphere, we obtain the spherical harmonics expansion of a rotated signal from function values at rotated sampling points.
The canonical formalism for plane rotation group SO(2) is presented.
All patients in the internal rotation group used a sling and swathe.
In part A, entitled The Rotation Group, Weyl provides a systematic explanatory account of the theory of atomic spectra in terms of the unitary representation theory of the rotation group, followed by a discussion of the selection and intensity rules.
Then, the individual plasmon mode belongs to the D (l=1) irreducible representation of the full rotation group.
