The phrase "a bit of production" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a small amount or a minor aspect of production in various contexts, such as manufacturing, film, or music.
Example: "The project was delayed due to a bit of production that needed to be completed before moving forward."
Alternatives: "a small amount of production" or "a little bit of production".
There's still quite a bit of production in Europe.
Love Money Party finds Cyrus rapping a series of non-sequitur buzzwords, gibberish loosely connected by a bit of production, driven by the inescapable purpose of Bangerz: a desire to wind people up for commercial, rather than transgressive, ends".
There's a bit of production (doomy music for a prospective air crash; words repeated and stretched when obsession is mentioned), which some might find irritating, but the stories are undeniably fascinating.
Love Money Party, meanwhile, finds Cyrus rapping a series of non-sequitur buzzwords, gibberish loosely connected by a bit of production, driven by the inescapable purpose of Bangerz: a desire to wind people up for commercial, rather than transgressive, ends.
It sifts out the gems from contributors, edits and adds a bit of production gloss to certain clips or images, then syndicates these as new media programming to the Waggle audience via multiple formats including an e-mail newsletter, website, mobile app, and Facebook account.
Also included: A bit of production talk.
Nothing wrong with that, but frying eggplant can be a bit of a production.
The files have to be converted into MP3 files first, which can be a bit of a production.
(The gloomy weather adds a bit of free production value).
It's a sloppy bit of production, but we were documenting a process to transmit high quality video over Skype, much like with a satellite uplink.
"So why would it be expected to continue to grow when profit growth and household demand growth are slowing?" Here is another data point to support his view: Corporations still have a good bit of production capacity that they have not tapped.
