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The phrase "a little bit back" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a small amount of time in the past or to indicate a slight return to a previous state or position.
Example: "I remember discussing this topic a little bit back during our last meeting."
Alternatives: "some time ago" or "a short while ago".
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"He pushes, and then he moves a little bit back".
But only a little bit back in time.
Why don't you just give me a little bit back?
"Let's have a little history, let's look a little bit back," Childress said Sunday night.
"[The Tottenham supporters] were giving it to him and he's given a little bit back.
"So it was a little bit back to high school days".
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"The position we are in now is a little bit back-to-the wall and we have to respond," said the Frenchman.
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"Gabriel was a little bit in back of me," Straw told me.
I'm shaking the rust off a little bit, getting back into the swing of things".
We're putting a little bit extra back in the pockets of basic-rate taxpayers.
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