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The phrase "a very limited bit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a small or minimal amount of something, often in a context where the quantity is being emphasized as insufficient or restricted.
Example: "The report provided a very limited bit of information on the project's progress, leaving many questions unanswered."
Alternatives: "a tiny amount" or "a small portion".
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In Christensen's example, taking LSQ does not have any effect on memory, it merely changes the agent's evaluation of his ability to fly, that is, he changes his view of a very limited bit of evidence, so that the Dutch Strategy can be carried out without the bookie having relevant information that the agent does not.
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Unfortunately, owing to a very limited number of studies assessing the relationship between anti-cytokine agents and adipokine production, this hypothesis is a bit speculative and needs to be verified in future studies.
He had a very limited number of fellowships available.
e.g., if the allowed data volume of a SLA has been surpassed, all traffic flows within this SLA can be rejected or given very limited bit rate by the SLA Enforcer.
Doomed to a very limited release due to its mostly-deserved NC-17 rating, this William Friedkin gem is a particularly nasty bit of old-school southern gothic film noir.
"But that is a very limited technique.
"It was a very limited trade market".
"That's a very limited thought.
"That's a very limited, schmaltzy view.
"There's a very limited window.
Without oil, an aircraft has a very limited life span.
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