The phrase "a procession of six" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a group of six individuals or items moving together in an organized manner, often in a ceremonial context.
Example: "The parade featured a procession of six elegantly decorated floats, each representing a different aspect of the festival."
Alternatives: "a line of six" or "a group of six".
In the past two decades, as the Bolshoi rolled out a procession of five artistic directors, Tsiskaridze lambasted them all.
It came in a procession of seven hearses that rolled up under bleak gray skies, announced by the tolling of a church bell.
I watch a procession of one group of very solemn visitors circling the monuments silently clutching model skulls crafted from crystal – praying for the end of days.
A bilingual banner will lead a procession of eight floats, two marching bands and hundreds dressed as Monkey Kings and other characters through the narrow streets of Chinatown.
A procession of four huge flatbed trucks sent me scurrying against a stone wall as they negotiated the winding hill with flagmen, shouts and honks.
This is fine until a procession of three or four vehicles meets another procession of several cars stuck behind a truck, at which point the only way to reach a solution involves a good deal of human-to-human negotiation.
TWELVE hours into the late-winter snowstorm that roared across New Jersey on Monday, a procession of seven heavy snowplows steamed northward on I-95, arrayed across the three-lane highway like combines in a field of asphalt and ice.
Our favorite appetizer, though, was a procession of five fried artichoke hearts on a long white plate, simply seasoned but flavorful enough to stand up to a vigorous lemon-caper aioli.
She said, half joking, "Maybe they weren't on the right e-mail list?" The protest ended with a procession of two cardboard coffins to the corner of Park Avenue South and East 17th Street — one draped with an American flag, and the other with an American flag and an Iraqi flag.
When the boat made its early morning way into New York Harbor on November 4, it was followed by a procession of forty-six ships.
