"one last bit" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize that something is nearly finished or that it is the very last piece of information in a list or conversation. For example: "I think I have told you everything now, just one last bit of advice before you go - make sure you check with the tour operator for any changes!".
One last bit of advice on an appliance -- your oven.
There's one last bit of good news to report on the QN65Q9FN's HDR colors too: no more banding.
One last bit of Hollywood gossip: James is intent on remaking the 1996 animated classic "Space Jam" and supposedly taking over the role Michael Jordan had opposite Bugs Bunny.
But there was one last bit of unfinished business in Muscarella's life, and last spring she finally finished it.
Oh, and one last bit: None of the top three grossing films in any of the last five years have had any basis in reality save one – "The Passion of the Christ," and that's probably just my Catholic upbringing talking.
As we ran onto the court, Mr. Dunning shouted one last bit of advice, "Remember, the game is like basketball: very one on one!" Five minutes into the action, I received my first pass.
The ball landed near Federer's feet, so he moved his racquet downwards and cushioned a delightful drop-volley over the net, putting just enough on it to give Murray hope of reaching it until that one last crucial bit of spin revealed itself.
Finally, one last disturbing bit: The shadow banking system — the alternative system existing outside of the regulatory rules — is highly dependent on derivatives and leverage.
if has more than zeros before the first one, and the last bit of is a zero, then flip the first 2 bits of into two ones, for example, ; otherwise, use as the encoder output.
Nonetheless, he is preparing to defend his title one last time – a bit nettled at those saying his last victory was unconvincing, due to the referee over-cautiously stopping the fight.
And when it's over, I'll say, 'Where's the next street?' " Wanting one last look at the last bit of progress, Redes climbed down into the hole that was and will soon again be Murray Street and stood with his back to the water main.
