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The phrase "a sizable bit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a significant amount or portion of something, often in a casual or informal context.
Example: "After reviewing the data, I realized that a sizable bit of the budget was allocated to marketing."
Alternatives: "a considerable amount" or "a substantial portion."
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"That's a sizable number," she said.
The country has a sizable number of his works.
But a sizable number, 23%, disagreed.
A sizable number of Bosniaks also joined.
A sizable number (like many baby boomers) are childless.
A sizable number of adenomas were found on repeat procedure.
The Pacers got a bit of smart coaching from Frank Vogel, writes Mike Wells in The Indianapolis Star, which is an accomplishment considering a week ago you could have won a sizable bet by just knowing Vogel is the Pacers' coach.
It's nice to have a sizable kit with a bit of everything, but a smaller, easily portable kit can be with you nearly all the time.
Wednesday's minute-and-a-half-long trailer for the Tim Burton remake feels a bit like Big Fish cut with a sizable share of The Greatest Showman and a CG elephant thrown in for good measure.
But there was a more serious bit of business: the announcement of a sizable donation to the aquarium, a strong sign of support for a New York City mainstay that has historically struggled to keep finances (and fins) afloat.
For a trend which began as a bit of fun and games, fan film-making has since become a sizable threat to film studios.
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