The phrase "a bit blocked" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a temporary state of being unable to think clearly or to express oneself, often due to mental fatigue or distraction.
Example: "I'm feeling a bit blocked today and can't seem to come up with any new ideas for the project."
Alternatives: "a little stuck" or "somewhat hindered".
You may have to pop your sinuses on landing as the pressure increases, but this shouldn't make an infection worse, although it may be painful if your sinuses are a bit blocked with infection.
I felt a bit blocked through my thighs, especially where I landed yesterday, but I'm not going to let that get me down.
"He probably felt that the pathway was a bit blocked here and with it being Leicester he felt that was an opportunity that he couldn't turn down," the former Ireland international said this week.
"I tried to start off quick to get a good position but I think I got a little bit caught out and, because I was in lane one, the field came across and I got a bit blocked off," she said.
In the corner they have got a bit blocked off where there is a hole in the ground.
If each packet includes N p symbols, after M-ary digital modulation of rate R n bits/symbol, each packet is mapped to a bit block containing N p × R n bits.
Once receiving this Start command, each tag t j retrieves a bit block B j (lines 6-7 oFigurere 1), which is the first i bits of its identity ID j, and calculates the decimal value M j of B j (line 15 of Figure 1).
By adding a watermark bit block to, a block of watermarked wavelet coefficients is obtained.
It was a writing trip, to overcome a bit of block, but I also wanted to experience what it would be like to go to a place where I knew no one and could be completely on my own.
Their narrow, egg-shaped craniums get proportionally wider, a bit more block shaped.
These Hamming codes encode 4 bits of data into 7 bit blocks (a Hamming code word).
