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The phrase "a bit tilted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is slightly askew or not perfectly straight, often in a physical or metaphorical sense.
Example: "The picture on the wall is a bit tilted, and it bothers me every time I walk by."
Alternatives: "slightly askew" or "a little off-kilter."
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"I try things that are skewed, a bit tilted, but never too heavy," Mr. Keane said.
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Raman and CV studies suggest that 4α-CoIITAPc is adopting nearly a flat orientation or little bit tilted orientation.
It is shown that the stationary solutions are completely defined by four parameters characterizing the geometry of the wellbore: two at the scale of the bottomhole assembly (the curvature and inclination of the helical axis), and two at the scale of the bit (the bit tilts, proxies for the borehole diameter).
Lean backwards a bit and tilt your head up to the ceiling.[6].
If you want to practice the "swag walk," you can try spreading your legs out a bit and tilt your feet out as you walk with a bit of extra bounce in your step.
Ms. LaVette's show may have tilted a bit toward the grim, but it didn't include a single false moment.
Those unseen planets' orbits may have been tilted a bit by the perturbations of a Neptune-like planet in the system.
Make sure the oval is tilted a bit to the left, so as to look more like a realistic head.
That means if his face is straight up and down, you probably want yours tilted a bit to the left or right — whichever is more comfortable.
We'll have to invent a mechanism for holding them in place, as the deck has developed a bit of a tilt, but we'll do that at the next conference".
Hamilton's computer simulations suggest that the collisions would have left Titan with a bit of orbital tilt and elongation, as observed.
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