The phrase "a bit weeks" is not correct and not usable in written English.
It seems to be a confusion of terms and does not convey a clear meaning.
Example: "I will need a bit more time, perhaps a few weeks."
Alternatives: "a few weeks" or "a little while".
After all, we might be apathetic and lazy, but at least this campaign will be over in three and a bit weeks.
I don't think that's a lot for a family of five to live on for three and a bit weeks, really.
Aware that they may be digging their own political graves, Republican committee members are scrambling to finish the inquiry in the two and a bit weeks that are left in the legislative year.
Melody is 33 and has just informed her husband – who "13 and a bit weeks ago was the only boy I'd ever kissed" – that her unborn child is not his.
As if Fable 2, Fallout 3, LittleBigPlanet, Tomb Raider and my growing obsession with PES 2009's 2v2 online mode wasn't enough it's only 2 and a bit weeks till bloody Lich King launches.
Then I had an amazing two and a bit weeks in New Zealand, of which after the five days filming I did 1500 kilometres in five days around the South Island in a campervan, on my own.
After three-and-a-bit weeks of crowd-funding on Kickstarter the book is triple the original target.
King's College usually deals with about 8,000 samples per year but expects to handle between 5,000 and 6,000 during the two-and-a-bit weeks of the London Olympics.
During the two-and-a-bit weeks of the Olympics, it will be animated by crowds descending its stairs, but it's hard to imagine this ever happening again, least of all in the damp east London Februaries of the future.
It had less lofty historical aspirations or scene-setting duties than its elder sibling, Danny Boyle's wonder creation, born two-and-a-bit weeks ago.
The format may shift a bit week to week, but generally stars like Ben Affleck ("Argo") and Amy Adams ("The Master") will break down a scene from their film in tiny detail.
