The phrase "a font which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific type of font or its characteristics.
Example: "I prefer a font which is easy to read for my presentations."
Alternatives: "a font that" or "a typeface which".
Among those brought to trial was Roger Ward, who admitted to pirating 10,000 copies of ABC with Catechisms in a font which imitated Day's.
Choose a font which fits with the design of your ouija board.
Remember to choose a font which is appropriate for the image as well as the content of the text.
Think about amounts of chapters and whether there's going to be any twists or surprises... Write in a font which matches the style of your story.
Verdana and Tahoma are acceptable, as is any font which uses rounded, evenly-spaced lettering that is distinctive and easy to tell apart.
Mr. Ingoldsby said most scientific characters lack "flavor" -- they are quite plain to look at -- so adding one of those symbols to a document composed using, for instance, a serif font, which has fine lines projecting from the main strokes of the letter, will not make the scientific character stand out.
Across his sweater is the Gosha logo – Гоша Рубчинский, his name in Cyrillic – written in a prosaic font, which has become fashion's emblem for disenfranchised youth, a group that defines itself by its rejection of consumerism.
Fixtures include a marble font which is contemporary with the church.
The agency developed a new visual style which emphasises connectedness through stunning use of photography and a bespoke Soulmates font, which connects individual letters in a beautiful way.
To display text on the main gameplay screen, the English translation uses a fixed-width font, which limits the amount of space available to display text.
By the 13th century, the church had a stone-built nave and chancel; the latter survives in the present building, as does a 12th-century font which was probably taken from the building in place at that time.
