The phrase "a height of nearly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a measurement that is close to a specific height, often in contexts such as architecture, geography, or physical descriptions.
Example: "The mountain reaches a height of nearly 3,000 meters, making it one of the tallest peaks in the region."
Alternatives: "an elevation of almost" or "a stature of about".
Two dropped from a height of nearly two feet into a stainless steel sink were undamaged.
Last summer, a dense growth of dogbane swelled to a height of nearly six feet in Kroon's northern courtyard, crowding out milkweed and other plants.
As city temperatures climbed so did a dense growth of dogbane, a herbaceous plant that thrives in almost all conditions and, in Kroon's narrow courtyard, swelled to a height of nearly six feet, crowding out milkweed and other plants.
At a height of nearly 70 metres, it should give a fantastic view down towards one of the highlights of this year's festival, Jacqueline Dauriac's Suivez mon Panache Rose.
But American officials said that with the shuttle breaking up at a height of nearly 40 miles above Texas, it would have been all but impossible for missiles to have brought down the craft.
The most expensive item in the catalog, a Sleeping Giant that costs $35,000, roars and rises to a height of nearly 12 feet when an unwitting trick-or-treater steps on a concealed foot pad.
Footed drums (i.e., with a base prolonged to form "feet") attain a height of about 3 metres (nearly 10 feet) in the Loango area of western Central Africa (coastal areas of modern Congo [Brazzaville], Cabinda province of Angola, and Congo [Kinshasa]) and must be tilted to bring the head within the performer's reach.
It will reside atop a 7-foot-7-inch plinth, for a total height of nearly 18 feet.
With a maximum height of nearly 3,000 metres, getting back down again, via a nerve-inducing series of switchbacks (the aptly named Devil's Nose) is a memorable white-knuckle experience.
The restrictive law, which limited each provider to three patients, cut the number of providers to less than 400, down from a June 2011 height of nearly 5,000.
The station hosted its last crew in 2013 and was officially decommissioned in March 2016, but it continues to orbit the Earth at an average height of nearly 230 miles.
