The phrase "a bit of processing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a small amount of data manipulation or analysis that needs to be done.
Example: "The system requires a bit of processing before it can generate the final report."
Alternatives: "some processing" or "a little processing".
"We're investing quite a bit [of processing power] in NLP of the content we index," Rydahl tells me.
The monochrome sensor is able to pick up a bit more detail than its color-sensing counterpart, so they take an image from each and merge them together through a bit of post-processing magic.
Early business activity in this sort of zone would probably be rather mundane: simple trading (as in a flea market), warehousing of legal imports, a bit of agricultural processing and some micro financing, for example.
Every time you bring up a new window on your screen, your eyes and brain need to orient themselves to the new picture, a bit of mental processing that can slow you down.
Now, thanks to some clever sleuthing and a bit of computer processing, researchers say they have uncovered the true face of the first president of the United States and of a handful of other famous people.
However, the average school curriculum, at least in Brooklyn where I am, treats programming as an advanced art, offering the kids little more than a bit of word processing and some game playing in lieu of something like Scratch.
This is also a project that is finally allowing me to relate all I have learned before: electronics, a bit of image processing, a touch of elementary mechanics, and some programming--things I had left aside for quite a while to dedicate myself to my studies and that now allow me to link everything.
Try what you have - the only cost is garlic, the oil, a bit of juice, processing time, and, if it fails, some cleanup time!
A bit of post-processing in Photoshop, and his eerie feeling was visualised.
A bit of post-processing in Photoshop, and his eerie feeling was visualized.
