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The phrase "a bit more plot" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a narrative or storyline, indicating a desire for additional details or complexity in the plot.
Example: "The movie was entertaining, but I felt it needed a bit more plot to keep the audience engaged."
Alternatives: "a little more storyline" or "some additional plot details".
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There is a bit more plot.
A subpoena requires a bit more plot development, in both the investigative and novelistic sense of the word.
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I wish they'd had a little bit more plot.
The trailer sheds a bit more info on the plot but most importantly shows fans the first glimpse of Spider-Man.
The garage was a bit more important to the plot of the film series, as Doc Brown spent most of his time living and working on his various inventions including the time travelling DeLorean.
Gloria e Imeneo is a hastily written wedding celebration, with routinely ingratiating texts and undistinguished music, but La Senna has a bit more to it though the plot is still slender, and the tributes to the French dedicatee still unashamedly fawning.
Accounting for the plot is a bit more difficult, since coherent storytelling is even lower on the list of Mr. Daniels's priorities than protecting Mr. Efron's modesty.
Today the plot thickened a bit more when VMware announced in a filing with the SEC that it was walking away from the agreement with EMC to form Virtustream as a jointly owned company.
The results for Segment 2 ("Noise + sine") shown in the lower left plot are a bit more complicated: optimal performance is again obtained for t=1, but this optimum is shallower than that for Segment 1 and there is a second, small local minimum from t=2.5 to t=3, after which performance again degrades monotonically with increasing t.
The new trailer also spells out the movie's plot in a bit more detail.
The new books are longer and the plots are a bit more complex, so they are suitable for slightly older readers.
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