The phrase "a bit more stability" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the need for increased stability in a situation, system, or environment.
Example: "After the recent changes in management, the team is looking for a bit more stability to ensure consistent performance."
Alternatives: "a little more stability" or "some additional stability".
The species breeds almost exclusively on islands off of Japan, though recent nesting at Midway Atoll in Hawaii gives hope that this albatross will expand its breeding range and give a bit more stability to this precariously small population.
An umbrella group of nine military companies called the International Peace Operations Association argues that private firms can help keep the peace in unstable spots.In Africa, the need for a bit more stability is obvious.
And that's the worry: so many of us are fearful that, even as we become older and perhaps gain a bit more stability at work, or a leg up on to the property ladder, bringing up children will still be all but impossible.
"I also wanted a position with a bit more stability than a series of postdocs".
"At a certain moment, if you don't go for a bit more stability and a bit less development of a certain philosophy, it's a big risk.
Scotland's professional teams Edinburgh and Glasgow seem to have a bit more stability about them going into the 2014-15 season.
"He's been there a few years now, and he's had a few ups and downs, but I think he'd like a little bit more stability," added Freedman.
"We're looking for a little bit more stability to continue".
"I think he has realised what a difficult time it has been over recent months financially for the football club and for the football club to be gaining a little bit more stability on and off the field.
"Right now the goals are going in for Neymar and that will give him a bit more confidence, stability and composure in the penalty area.
With any luck, a bit more chaos might just lead to more stability in our software.
