The phrase "a substantial bit of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a significant amount or portion of something, often in a more informal context.
Example: "After reviewing the report, I realized that a substantial bit of the data was missing."
Alternatives: "a considerable amount of" or "a significant portion of".
In a substantial bit of payback, the Philharmonic puts Mr. Brey forward to perform Bach's six unaccompanied cello suites as part of its Bach Variations festival.
So when the Egyptian producer of the shoot suggested we just bring the clothes in as if they were our own, Christensen and her assistant, Johnna Davis, felt that unless they were wearing a substantial bit of gold on the 12-hour flight, customs officials would never believe that 30 gilded outfits were just for their holiday.
Sure, they can sell them for a substantial bit of cash, but there are easier ways to steal laptops.
Spot-check the ribs for any substantial bits of fat and remove.
Theoretical astronomers had hypothesized that the flat discs of dust and gas that often surround young stars might occasionally contain dust traps -- an area in the disc where the gas is more dense and can create a barrier that keeps more substantial bits of dust from falling toward the star.
For users looking to do serious work with a serious camcorder, the fine optics and substantial bit rates of models like the HFS100 and HS300 will make any video project shine.
Morwenna Ferrier To spend anything substantial online requires a bit of giddiness.
But, if one believes that Ethereum will succeed beyond anyone's wildest dreams as a platform then the proposition that ETH (as a currency) will go to zero will take a bit more convincing running a substantial share of the world's commerce securely.
For instance, even in the bit score range of 3.5 to 4.0 a substantial proportion of proteins have an RIC of 0.0 as well as 1.0 (Figure 5).
When you do touch down it's the feeler-equipped foot pegs that grind first, giving you plenty of warning before more substantial bits start to spew sparks.
If the Eyjafjallajokull plume had been as risky as it first appeared and long-lived to boot, such interconnectedness would undoubtedly have provided ways to keep Europe supplied, though probably at substantial cost and with a fair bit of lasting disruption.
