The phrase "a bit of viewing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a small amount of watching or observing something, such as a film, show, or event.
Example: "After a long day at work, I like to relax with a bit of viewing before going to bed."
Alternatives: "a little watching" or "some light viewing".
The end result of the show, in addition to quite a bit of viewing pleasure, is to once more render the insider art-outsider art distinction moot.
To open an Acrobat file, viewers need a bit of viewing software, called Reader, which allows users to fill in on-screen forms.In the 1990s, when the internet was young and broadband connections rare, Acrobat was going nowhere.
This means that they're competing with the cable companies, and gaining quite a bit of viewing time.
Astonishingly, the text of this mystic masterpiece was—a bit of YouTube viewing reveals recently used by Ridley Scott as the background narration for a gorgeous long-form ad for Prada perfumes.
It also gives us a bit of uninterrupted viewing – normally we are charging about or have children or people at the door – because we have to concentrate.
Astonishingly, the text of this mystic masterpiece was — a bit of YouTube viewing reveals — recently used by Ridley Scott as the background narration for a gorgeous long-form ad for Prada perfumes.
Our new neighbor's small trees, which currently obstruct only a bit of our view, will someday block a larger chunk of our treasured view of the skyline.
There is a bit of a view that cooking is something that people who aren't very academic do, but I don't think that's fair.
A blow, if you like, against the "it's just a bit of paper" view of marriage – a vague feeling that "commitment" is the thing – and dammit, I watched it in the company of two lesbians and a divorcee and they were just as moved as I was.
5.01am BST Day two mapped Traversing the strange and wonderful landscapes of Utah's national parks – our second day's course plotted: 4.32am BST Filmic Utah While the team's on the road to Hanksville, a bit of late night viewing is in order from some classic movies set and/or filmed in Utah.
By Frank Sullivan The New Yorker, December 24 , 1932P. 15 I should consider myself a bit of a curmudgeon View Article By Phil Klay By Troy Patterson By Amy Davidson Sorkin By John Cassidy.
