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The phrase "a bit of small diameter" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an object or feature that has a small size or width, often in a technical or descriptive context.
Example: "The pipe has a bit of small diameter, making it suitable for low-pressure applications."
Alternatives: "somewhat narrow" or "slightly small in diameter".
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This brace and other early examples are shown fitted with a bit of small diameter.
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We do a bit of exercise and those small diseases vanish".
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Fit your drill with a bit that is a slightly smaller diameter than your pretzel sticks.
A bit of everything.
One is a $2.5 billion contract to build a new generation of bombs called small diameter bombs, one of the biggest munitions contracts in decades.
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