The phrase "a bit of formula" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a small amount or a specific type of formula, often in contexts related to mathematics, science, or recipes.
Example: "To solve the equation, you need a bit of formula that relates to the quadratic function."
Alternatives: "a small amount of formula" or "a little bit of formula".
We have started supplementing Hal with a bit of formula in preparation for weaning.
Then what better way to start the day than with a bit of Formula 1 on the tv?
If you are still in the mood for a bit of Formula 1 action then hit refresh on this page now to watch some old school racing on F1 Rewind.
Significant others: self and partner) The decision to introduce formula or solids might be reversed, for instance a mother who was advised to 'give him a bit of formula just to give him something to eat' who then reverted back to breastfeeding: 'Monday morning it was a completely different baby'.
There's a bit of a formula that goes into picking something that works but ultimately, it's still up to you, and what works for you.
I've developed a bit of a formula to my misery.
In 2013, Flaherman published a very small study that suggested giving some newborns a little bit of formula early on may improve their breastfeeding rates at three months and decrease the likelihood of them being fed formula months later.
Marco M jumped in at the end with a bit of Euler's formula — something I'm sure we'll explore in a future post.
Featuring high-end restaurants, shopping and suites, the Borgata showed that a bit of the Las Vegas formula — glitz married to revenue streaming from nongambling activities — could succeed here.
So with a bit of rearranging, the Wallis formula tumbles out.
There has been a bit of discussion about the way Formula 1 is at the moment, about whether the fast-wearing Pirelli tyres stop the racing being 'real' and force the drivers to drive within themselves.
