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The phrase "a bit further ahead" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a location or point in time that is slightly beyond the current position or moment.
Example: "If you continue walking, you'll find the café a bit further ahead on the right."
Alternatives: "a little further on" or "slightly ahead".
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Looking a bit further ahead, the Rangers will pose an interesting test for Major League Baseball's class system.
A new survey, by NBC News and the Wall Street Journal, confirms this picture — indeed, it suggests that the front runners may be pulling a bit further ahead.
"At that time, plant genomics was a bit further ahead".
Apple 's a bit further ahead, but the programs I used were not optimized.
British Columbia-based Tekmira Pharmaceuticals is a bit further ahead of BioCryst with a small interfering RNA molecule (encapsulated in lipid nanoparticles) against Ebolavirus RNA polymerase L protein.
Food trucks in Missoula, MT, a city of 70,000 people, are a bit further ahead, with over two dozen mobile vendors.
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He drove a bit further before stopping.
Well, because my left eye is my stronger eye … I would tend to turn my head just a little bit to the right so that I'm using my left eye a bit more, or look a little bit further ahead along a path.
(F1) Well, because my left eye is my stronger eye … I would tend to turn my head just a little bit to the right so that I'm using my left eye a bit more, or look a little bit further ahead along a path.
Even the fact that they'll e-mail you a receipt makes you feel like you're in a store just a little bit further ahead of everyone else".
"It was a long day, frustrating a little bit to not come out a little bit further ahead.
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