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The phrase "almost six ounces" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when specifying a quantity that is just under six ounces, often in contexts like cooking, packaging, or measurements.
Example: "The recipe calls for almost six ounces of cheese to achieve the perfect flavor."
Alternatives: "nearly six ounces" or "just under six ounces."
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It weighs almost six ounces, which isn't much, but it seems dense.
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