The phrase "a bit of equity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a small amount of equity, often in financial or investment contexts.
Example: "Investing in real estate can be a great way to build wealth, especially if you start with a bit of equity."
Alternatives: "a small amount of equity" or "some equity."
Maloney made him UrbanBaby's head of product and gave him a bit of equity.
To balance the burden, Saturn has been given a bit of equity from some of the dot-coms she has counseled.
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And perhaps a bit of equity.
At the time of Kleiner's investment, some pundits chuckled beneath their breath, claiming the old venture firm was paying up on price in order to claim a bit of equity in social networks, which they had been perceived to have missed.
As you can imagine, you need to have a fair bit of equity in your home to even qualify for a reverse mortgage.
Gib Marquardt, a group creative director of McCann Erickson New York, called the T-shirt "the centerpiece of the launch advertising, and it becomes a perfect bit of equity as we tell the N.F.L. story".
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Many corporate managers, in fact, exhibit a bit of schizophrenia regarding equities.
–The third problem is the damage done to innovation and entrepreneurship when a country decides to sacrifice growth even just a bit of it for greater social equity.
"Equities could go up or down based on history, although my guess is that Fed tightening is at least a bit of a negative for equities".
