The phrase "a bit of office" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used informally to refer to a small amount of office-related work or tasks, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "I have a bit of office to finish before I can join you for lunch."
Alternatives: "a little office work" or "some office tasks".
I'm actually planning to rent a bit of office space with a few friends - I'm breaking out!
I knew my complaints weren't welcome, like it was just a bit of office gossip to get involved with and not something to take seriously.
At first, as in Jack London's best seller "Burning Daylight" (initially serialized in The New York Herald in 1910), she was no more noticeable than "a bit of office furnishing".
Otherwise, this kind of absolute precision seems like a bit of office overkill.
Forget the best view out of your window how about this for a bit of office furniture.
Those 40 developers will get full, unobfuscated access to Famo.us' source code, technical support from the folks who built the framework itself, and a bit of office space to boot.
Sam Brin, 26-year old younger brother of Google co-founder Sergey Brin, has spent the last few months in a bit of borrowed office space with college pal Jon Li quietly building a startup of their own.
There's a lounge, a kitchen, and a small bit of office space which was used by the local Neighbourhood council.
It's good that the FCC still functions well for this kind of important work, but a significant detail led to a bit of inter-office conflict that reminds us that this is still a sharply divided office.
Sometimes all it takes to thwart a party's agenda is a little bit of office dysfunction — look no further than the current occupant of the White House.
The term "brainstorm" may be an irritating bit of office jargon, but the idea collaborative creation and innovation is integral to the development of new work by any sort of team.
