"switch orientation" is correct and can be used in written English.
This phrase is most commonly used when referring to the orientation of a device, such as a computer or touchscreen, which can be changed from vertical to horizontal (or vice versa). For example, "I switched the orientation of my tablet so that I could watch a movie in landscape mode."
Lateral spin valves are tiny magnets connected via metal wires that can switch orientation depending on the spin of the electrons passing through them.
-When you slide out the keyboard, it takes a second or two for the display to automatically switch orientation (vertical when the keyboard is docked, landscape when you're ready to type).
The large difference in percent ascertainment created extreme paired screening trial bias, causing the receiver operating characteristic curves to switch orientation relative to the truth.
Under the conditions of this simulation study, the differential bias was extreme and, on average, caused the receiver operating characteristic curves to switch orientation relative to the true state of nature.
On the page setup menu, switch Orientation from Portrait to Landscape and then print the document as you normally would.
The accelerometer is nice and hasty – while typing texts, the device will switch orientations in about half a second.
Excel might switch orientations and treat the columns as dots and the rows as the position variables.
There's also an issue when you switch orientations and the browser looks like it's displaying television static for a couple of seconds.
The animal switches orientation from one source to the other at unpredictable intervals and consequently follows a zigzag course.
For a suitable pulse, the magnetization passes through a modified energy landscape and is brought to the vicinity of the switched orientation by the pulse, and results in fast switching.
The device also features an on-board accelerometer, so it automatically switches orientation based on how it's being held — that's good news for left-handed readers.
