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The phrase "a charming bit of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something small and delightful, often in a positive or affectionate manner.
Example: "She shared a charming bit of poetry that captivated everyone in the room."
Alternatives: "a delightful piece of" or "a lovely snippet of".
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A charming bit of screen shrinkage.
This was a charming bit of modesty.
"A charming bit of Paris in East London, this cafe serves the best hot chocolate".
One of the younger children wears a set of water wings made from animal bladders, a charming bit of realism that now reads as fantasy.
It took him twenty days, fourteen hours, thirty-five minutes, and sixteen seconds, a charming bit of specificity for an event so informal that the finish line was marked by Kool-Aid poured over snow.
But while the fall men's wear did not offer much in the way of novelty, it has delivered one trend that lends the wearer a charming bit of pizazz.
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In this charming bit of highbrow entertainment, a lube-soaked middle-aged man attempts to slide across a slippery row of young, bikini-clad women.
That's more likely, yet it was hard to hear this charming bit of character development in a line so accidentally charged right now.
Thanks for that charming bit of repartee, congressman.
That charming bit of experimental science contrasts sharply with the way physicists usually go hunting for new kinds of matter: smashing ordinary particles together in giant particle accelerators and then picking through the debris.
By the gents' toilets, we spotted this charming bit of graffiti.
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