The phrase "oil ooze" is correct and can be used in written English
It refers to a slow and continuous flow of oil. Example: The damaged pipeline caused an oil ooze that polluted the nearby river.
The paste is then kneaded by hand until the oil oozes out and is collected.
They were helpless as oil oozed in from the gulf, and BP had no way of contacting the workers to get the boats moving.
But the boats were gathered on the inland side of the bay — the wrong side — anchored idly as the oil oozed in from the Gulf of Mexico.
He said that after three years of excavation, they found the first evidence of hazardous contaminants, heavy black oil oozing onto property east of the landfill.
Almost ever since 18th-century fur traders watched Indians caulk their canoes with bitumen, a form of heavy oil oozing from the banks of the Athabasca River, dreamers and developers have debated how to exploit the massive deposits of sands here impregnated with oil.
The description of Caenis's rape by Poseidon (which Haraldsson tut-tuts as "a little on the racy side") is grotesquely evocative: "I tried to scream for help but he forced my teeth apart with his blue fingers and spat a mouthful of raw wet seaweed inside … the shark oil oozing from his hair into my eyes".
Over 20,600 barrels -- or more than 865,000 gallons -- of oil oozed onto Steve Jensen's farm.
How can we both protect ourselves from the oil oozing onto our shores and the carbon dioxide accumulating in our atmosphere?
Back then, when the hormones were going crazy, I had more oil oozing from my scalp than a rig in the ocean.
