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The phrase "a bit of building" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a small amount or a minor aspect of construction or development.
Example: "We need to do a bit of building before we can open the new section of the park."
Alternatives: "a small amount of construction" or "a little bit of construction".
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I purchased property here -- a farm by the coast -- and I am going to a bit of building.
With a bit of building on this momentum, my generation's often selfish approach to helping others could start to change.
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Against the injunctions of a sceptical friend come to look after me, I decide to do a bit of artisan building myself.
Of course, the most obvious one is that they'll have inside knowledge of their biggest competitor, quite a bit of experience building an app like this, and they have enough public visibility to spread awareness quickly.
My kitchen is … a bit of a building site.
It will, to be honest, be a bit of a building site until 2017.
And Charles said: "It was a bit of a building round for me today after yesterday.
While my eyes were adjusting to the gloom, he volunteered a bit of the building's history.
For a 1-3 that that can sense quite a bit of pressure building — from fans, from the news media, from ownership — his absence is a significant blow.
Taniguchi even sliced away a bit of his building in the southeast corner of the garden, where it might have blocked a portion of St. Thomas Church, which adjoins the museum to the east.
"Last week, there was a bit of ebullience building that we were maybe cruising to an easier-than-expected victory in Afghanistan, and that there had been no more terrorist attacks in the U.S. and this anthrax thing -- though a tragedy -- seemed to be fairly limited," said Steve Massocca, president and head of trading at Pacific Growth Equities.
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