The phrase "a bit about how to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing a brief explanation or overview of a topic or process.
Example: "In this article, I will share a bit about how to improve your writing skills."
Alternatives: "a little regarding how to" or "some information on how to".
"I know a bit about how to make something that's fun to read," he says.
I'm grateful that she taught me a bit about how to cut New York like a diamond.
What a servant the local boy has been to Durham cricket and what a shame his international sorties were so often curtailed by injury – this was a man whose run-up was once eulogised by Michael Holding, who knew a bit about how to get from mark to crease.
Hunger Daemon (Sean M. Shore) This is a great example of how a parser-driven text game can be made relatively accessible – the game is smart enough to know what you want to do and to tell you a bit about how to do it, and solving the puzzles feels rewarding.
And Matthew Perry knows a bit about how to use a tennis racket.
Be that as it may, it seems that NASA and its scientists have already learned quite a bit about how to handle the dissemination of information in the Twitter & Facebook era.
We know the details of pricing and available options, as well as a bit about how Tesla plans to scale to an annual run rate of 500,000 vehicles produced per year, hopefully by the end of 2018.
If you want to spend some time, I'll teach you a little bit about how to sell".
"Can we talk a little bit about how to lay it on the Clinton people?" "We don't want to be dancing in the end zone," Goldberg said.
Technology, which we know a little bit about how to take billions of items and give you the.
With that in mind, I'll talk a little bit about how to get cool gadgets for cheap.
