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The phrase "as a bit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a small amount or degree of something, often in a casual or informal context. Example: "I was feeling a bit tired after the long meeting, so I decided to take a short break."
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This struck me as a bit antique.
It began as a bit of provocation.
This strikes me as a bit awful.
That struck Scheherazade as a bit unnatural.
As a bit of marketing, it seems to be working.
The other is as a bit of a disappointment.
"I think people see it as a bit show-offy".
Still, the decision came as a bit of a surprise.
I see it as a bit of both.
That struck many as a bit rich, literally.
It started very mundanely, as a bit of social interaction.
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