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The phrase "a bit of education" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a small amount of knowledge or learning on a particular subject.
Example: "Before we start the discussion, let me give you a bit of education on the topic at hand."
Alternatives: "a little knowledge" or "some insight".
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They could all do with a bit of education.
The players coming fresh out here need a bit of education".
I was clueless, but at least I got a bit of education about them.
Smith foresees himself as 'ideally, retiring after 14 years as captain, with a bit of education behind me, and going into a good job.
A new suite of interactive games and apps, which G.M. calls Windows of Opportunity, are projected on rear-seat window glass, providing entertainment and perhaps even a bit of education.
Child's T-shirt, £10, from thehappyorca.com The Happy Orca is an animal-welfare themed shop, and this lovely A-Z T-shirt (animals AND a bit of education, what's not to love there?) features 26 sweetly drawn animals.
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A bit of necessary education, he says.
The UK could do with a bit of sex education.
Maryfran Marecic added, "Interestingly enough, we are getting a bit of an education from the various papers he's done".
I got to about 14 and a half, and I decided that I wanted to get a bit of an education.
Because a university is the best place to indulge in a bit of "free education", to explore what you find interesting, to expand your knowledge.
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