The phrase "a bit of fatigue" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a small amount of tiredness or weariness, often in a casual or informal context.
Example: "After the long meeting, I felt a bit of fatigue setting in, so I decided to take a short break."
Alternatives: "a little tiredness" or "some weariness".
Wilfried Zaha limped off one minute from time but the manager said that was because of "little knocks and a bit of fatigue" rather than anything more serious.
Sporting's first team may be suffering from a bit of fatigue, but thankfully the KC Cauldron is gearing up to fuel to the best possible home field advantage.
As the series expands (Smart's Palace is the eleventh) Shipley acknowledges feeling "a bit of fatigue with Eccentric Soul … they do become variations on a theme.
"He's also playing game after game and hasn't had a rest, so maybe he's feeling a bit of fatigue," Koscielny said this week.
He was tiring nearing the wire, and Santos hit him three times, but the colt was entitled to a bit of fatigue in his first start since Nov. 4.
Garfield said that he was "proud of a lot of it and had a good time, and was a bit taken aback by the response... Is it that this is the fifth Spider-Man movie in however many years, and there's a bit of fatigue?
However, it is not surprising that many working in the NHS have contracted a bit of change fatigue and weariness from political interference, especially when they don't understand the need for some things to be altered, or why they should act as scapegoats for faltering ideas in the political sphere – as was the case when Anne McIntosh, Conservative MP, blamed female doctors for burdening the NHS.
"There is a bit of disaster fatigue".
The Apollo 13 mission began as an afterthought for a society suffering from a bit of space fatigue.
[ image: /photos/590953741c7a8e33fb38acf8] The Apollo 13 mission began as an afterthought for a society suffering from a bit of space fatigue.
Only here, in a difficult work placed last, did the chorus show a bit of understandable fatigue and strain.
