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The phrase "a bit of cloud" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a small amount of cloud cover in a weather context or to refer to a slight presence of clouds in the sky.
Example: "The forecast predicts a bit of cloud in the afternoon, but overall it should be a sunny day."
Alternatives: "a little cloud" or "some cloud cover".
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The good news for England is that there's a bit of cloud cover in north London.
He went in under a bit of cloud with his calf but he got through OK".
"It's only for ten minutes so it is definitely worth having a go and even if there is a bit of cloud coverage predicted".
"Hopefully if we come back and hit good areas then there'll be a bit more, and maybe a bit of cloud cover, so fingers crossed.
As a means of introduction he says, "We provide an all-flash solution at a lower cost than what we call hybrids –a bit of flash, a bit of hard drive and a bit of cloud".
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"Obviously," Mr. Cox said, "there's a bit of a cloud hanging over the city right now.
The lead authors Chris Field of the US and Vicente Barros of Argentina began this exercise under a bit of a cloud.
Robert himself has left one or two classes under a bit of a cloud after a free and frank exchange of views.
Hanging there like a bit of Correggio cloud cover, it looks like a two-dimensional computer rendering of a smoke ring turned back into a three-dimensional form.
Radar showed a bit of nearby cloud cover, and to learn about other aircraft, he talked to the ground controller or looked out the window.
Still, there may be a bit of a cloud on the horizon for the rest of the summer, warned John Atwood, whose family has owned the Sun N Sand Motel in Stone Harbor for 50 years.
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