The phrase "a bit unruly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that is somewhat disorderly or difficult to control.
Example: "The children were a bit unruly during the field trip, making it hard for the teachers to keep them in line."
Alternatives: "somewhat wild" or "a little disorderly".
Mr. Daniels added with a laugh that meetings among actors are sometimes a bit unruly and that the union had its own tensions.
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The denominator, in the wrong hands, can be a bit unruly.
But, in spite of all this, sometimes nothing works and things can get a bit unruly.
Jaar had experienced multiple sound mishaps throughout the night, and eventually the music cut out for good, leaving the peak-time crowd a bit unruly.
The Mavericks owner Mark Cuban's moplike hair, which he is not cutting because of playoff superstition, may be a bit more unruly.
Its delivery was impassioned, unruly, a bit grandiose — gripping, but in a crucially different way from the rest of the show.
Tumblr similarly still has a bit of a niche, unruly feel, purported by its esoteric fandoms and off-kilter porn.
Neither will the bridges crossing the Potomac river, which connect the District of Columbia to its suburbs in Virginia.But something happened as would-be visitors were refused tickets and word of vast, unruly crowds got out: interest waned a bit.
But the principals all do justice to the film's spirit and unflinching story, in the end wrestling an unruly script and structure into perhaps a bit over optimistic resolution.
