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The phrase "a bit of plain talk" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to express the need for straightforward, honest communication without any embellishments or euphemisms.
Example: "After all the formalities, I think we need a bit of plain talk about the issues we're facing."
Alternatives: "some frank discussion" or "a little straightforward conversation".
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Sometimes he starts his essay off with a bit of plain talk, straight from the shoulder, to clear up any misconception about the subject: "Cowbirds are free lovers.
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