The phrase "a bit more exposure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need for additional visibility or experience in a particular context, such as marketing, learning, or social situations.
Example: "To improve our brand awareness, we need to get a bit more exposure in the local community."
Alternatives: "a little more visibility" or "some additional exposure".
Lawrence has been getting a bit more exposure recently, and surely deserves a proper vehicle for his distinctive brand of thoroughly diseased, intoxicatingly funny comedy.
Just getting a bit more exposure for Plaid Cymru policies should boost her party's vote and she is likely to take the opportunity to present herself as further left than Labour.
A new iPad model alone — even if it isn't really the second generation that all of us are waiting for — will still give the tablet market as a whole a bit more exposure.
This tool, however, always lived in a relatively obscure area of Google's Developer site, so to give it a bit more exposure, Google has now integrated it into Google Analytics.
I guess that's a good deal for Direct 2 Drive, giving the site a bit more exposure courtesy of one of this autumn's biggest games, but it's just another example of the completely unnecessary fracturing of the gaming community.
"Mr. Romney probably needs a bit more exposure to actual failed states (like Somalia, Chad, and Sudan) before making such an assertion about Mexico," David Shirk, a political science professor and expert in U.S.-Mexican relations at the University of San Diego, wrote in an email.
Now that I'm an adult and have had a little bit more exposure to the world, I have become more aware of the impact that a Dad has on a child's life.
You may have to close the aperture or drop exposure a bit more if parts are over exposed.
"Conventional wisdom is the idea that this is the generation that will have more foreign exposure, or a bit more experience abroad, and this will make them more cosmopolitain or outward looking," said Rana Mitter, a professor of Chinese politics at Oxford University.
If you fancy a bit more of a challenge, try the Maxx Exposure event run by Trail Break - a 75-mile enduro night ride from Beachy Head across the South Downs Way to the Queen Elizabeth Country Park in Hampshire.
