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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a bit of heating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a small amount of heat applied to something, often in cooking or scientific contexts.
Example: "To melt the chocolate, you only need a bit of heating in the microwave."
Alternatives: "a little heating" or "some heating".
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A bit of heating would have been nice today, music too – I'm having to sing Fleetwood Mac's The Chain for myself.
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Enough love there to generate a bit of heat.
Club members see nothing wrong with a bit of heat.
"Simmons" caught a bit of heat, but the genre is burgeoning, and will continue to.
That was, no doubt, designed to deflect a bit of heat from Labour.
The chipotle pepper is my addition; it adds a bit of heat and smokiness.
That would indicate that Ahmadi-Nejad was starting to feel a bit of heat.
It goes well with simple grilled fish, adding some spice, a touch of sweetness and a bit of heat.
Montgomery Inn pulled pork with a bit of heat and a light smokiness comes in 2-pound containers, $49.95.
Don't be afraid of a bit of heat, especially when it comes in the form of a chilli pepper.
It carried a bit of heat and, if one tasted carefully, a hint of tarragon but was otherwise plain.
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