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The phrase "a minor nit" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to refer to a small or trivial issue or detail that is not significant in the larger context. Example: "While the report was excellent overall, I did notice a minor nit regarding the formatting of the references."
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Seems like a minor nit pick to you?
Of course, the tapered bottom also makes the dock connector a bit harder to use, but that's a minor nit.
"This is sort of a minor nit, but it's one that I think is always a good one to be aware of.
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So that's a no, then (minor nit, as Nature also explained, the experiment didn't use the LHC, as Newman had claimed, but rather the same bit of kit – a particle accelerator - that feeds the LHC).
My other minor nit is on the rear pouch, where I usually keep whatever book I'm reading (at least until the next gen Kindle comes out).
He still gave the game a perfect score, concluding, "these problems are minor nits next to God of War's creative design, riveting plot and sheer balls-out fun.
These are minor nits.
If you have nothing to add to the argument then add nothing, rather than nit pick a minor point.
As the weekend reunion progressed, I discovered that Hattie's nits had strangely made her a minor celebrity.
"I'm a minor".
First, a minor quibble.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.

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