The phrase "a red lit" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and may be intended to describe something that is illuminated in red, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "The room was filled with a red light from the neon sign."
Alternatives: "a red light" or "illuminated in red."
Jones had spent some of her trip sitting in a red-lit storefront window in Amsterdam, soliciting.
Three men in black stand on a red-lit stage, each with a glowing white orb stuck to his chest.
With just a red-lit curtain behind him, it becomes a dignified taproom lament, something autumnal for old friends and lovers to gather to.
(1928), or sharing a red-lit, imaginary embrace with Orlando during a visit to the crematorium, as though he were still more flesh than ash.
We place our flowers at a tombstone in front of the quartet and look up; a red-lit installation reads "Lost Without You".
But visitors seem truly mystified when they're taken up a flight of iron stairs in a garment-district tenement building to a red-lit hallway (which at first seems only to lead to a seedy-looking rest room).
He sits in a red-lit chair staring hungrily at dancing thighs, he screams at his girlfriend, he barely sleeps, he slicks back his gelled hair and shakes the congratulatory hand of his grey-suited bosses.
Back on his home turf of Manchester for this bi-monthly soiree, he'll be turning Soup Kitchen's basement into a red-lit, smoke-heavy party, and will be bringing along some special guests.
Karen O emerged from behind a red curtain at midnight into the club of New York's McKittrick Hotel bar, a red-lit room shrouded in fog, to a deathly silent audience.
At Koko, Dir En Grey still sport song titles as splendid as "Agitated Screams of Maggots", guitarist Kaoru remains a fiendishly impressive shredder, and the now black-haired Kyo can still switch from death-growl to operatic scream; but apart from standing on a red-lit cage, a Derek Smalls-style cucumber bulging inside his kecks, the theatre is over.
