The phrase "a bit enhanced" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has been improved or augmented to a small degree.
Example: "The software update includes a bit enhanced features that improve user experience."
Alternatives: "slightly improved" or "somewhat upgraded."
The store diversifies Disneyland a little bit, enhances their reach". The Mattel products to be sold exclusively at the theme parks are still in development, according to Gibbs, and therefore will not be available opening day.
Edouard André was from a prosperous banking family and Nélie Jacquemart was a young painter; they surrounded themselves with fine objects (they created their own "Italian Museum" on the second floor) and elegant company whom they entertained lavishly, something that the audio guide plays up a bit to enhance the belle époque mood.
It's not that hard to brush up a bit to enhance your astro-gazing experience.
Filmed before Sept. 11 and tweaked a bit since to enhance the patriotic tone, the dull "AFP" is a reminder that the reality-television vogue may have hit the wall.
So there are a bunch of new features which extend the app quite a bit and greatly enhance its speed of access to the Twitter firehose.
So there are a bunch of new features which extend the app quite a bit and greatly enhance its speed of access to the Twitter firehouse.
The stability of the bit is enhanced, and the service life of PDC bits is improved.
Beaujolais-style wines, like gamay de Touraine and Cotes de Forez, can be enhanced a bit by chilling.
'Yes,' says Mary, 'we are talking about frozen food here, which can be quite depressing when you walk down the aisles, so it was important to make it a bit more life-enhancing.
Why? A. Though it rarely happens, the city's statues and monuments, even war memorials, are sometimes moved to make way for street improvements, improve public safety, amplify historical associations or enhance a bit of greenery by subtraction or addition.
