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The phrase "feeling a bit down" is correct and it can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase when you're talking about a person who is feeling sad or in a negative mood. For example you could say, "She was feeling a bit down after receiving bad news from her doctor."
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"People were already feeling a bit down," Mr. Tamberg said.
Once, when I was feeling a bit down, we went out for a drink to lift my spirits and he said, "I know what you need – come see [revered Italian cookery writer] Marcella Hazan with me".
There was about 400 of us stood about, feeling a bit down, by that point.
If he has a bad day at work, has an argument with a family member or is generally just feeling a bit down, try to be nice to him.
Depression is very different from feeling a bit down.
If I'm feeling a bit down or tired, I can gently ramble around.
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But you do leave feeling a bit let-down, as if the show had failed, finally, to clinch its case.
I was feeling a bit tired and down and uninspired, and it cheered me up so much.
And we weren't the only people feeling a bit let down.
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