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The phrase "a bit of learning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a small amount of knowledge or education gained on a particular subject.
Example: "After spending a few hours with the tutorial, I felt I had gained a bit of learning about the new software."
Alternatives: "a little knowledge" or "some understanding".
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"I have no expertise in it so I will have a bit of learning curve.
Though very simple relative to microcomputers, the Apple I provides quite a bit of learning to those who study it.
The manual is serviceable, though it takes a bit of learning to distinguish consistently between second and fourth gears, and between third and fifth.
ff2595f6-5b81-4906-894c-f795db041997 The Learning Network is taking it slow this month, and we hope you are too — though of course we can't help but encourage a bit of learning as you go.
"We've got a bit of learning to do but it's about making sure we keep moving forward.
So, they have quite a bit of learning material from FinTech companies who managed to excel at this.
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But still, there's a bit of a learning curve associated with it.
But he's far from the only celebrity to have dabbled in a bit of book learning.
Leadership is something you are interested in as well, you've probably been on a bit of a learning journey in this regard.
At least a detective had a bit of fun learning about IP scanning.
We had a bit of fun learning about Paris' famous cabaret scene and the art of Toulouse-Lautrec.
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a bit of experiment
a bit of classroom
a bit of training
a bit of skill
a bit of reflection
a bit of language
a bit of academic
a bit of teacher
a point of learning
a culture of learning
a matter of learning
a bit of technical
a day of learning
a facilitator of learning
a week of learning
a series of learning
a way of learning
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