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The phrase "a bit of advance" is not correct in standard English.
You might be trying to express a small amount of notice or preparation time.
Example: "I would appreciate a bit of advance notice before the meeting."
Alternatives: "a little advance notice" or "some prior notice".
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Finally: A bit of advance warning.
Before the doors opened, reporters lined up around the block, creating a bit of advance buzz.
But still, a bit of advance warning might have been nice.
"At first we did a bit of advance smuggling," Kamprad recounts to Torekull.
Siobhan Murphy suggests a bit of advance planning before attending a business-related party.
Smith had approached Cowell in the hope a hit song could generate a bit of advance publicity for the show.
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I had a little bit of advance notice because it was going to require rehearsals.
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