The phrase "a label which is" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific type of label or its characteristics in a sentence.
Example: "The product comes with a label which is easy to read and understand."
Alternatives: "a label that is" or "a label which can be".
"Some cost at best 2p a label, which is very expensive.
This second chance comes at a label which is itself entering a new era.
Garner and James both recorded extensively in their prime but made the mistake of doing much of their best work for Columbia, a label which is better at initiating reissue projects than following through on them.
The result of her curiosity is a work in progress called the Bump Mark; a label which is attached to food packaging and changes shape when the produce deteriorates.
Between the patient's name, date of birth and details of the medication, there is evidently little room for instructions on a label, which is why the Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency guidelines stress the need for healthcare professionals and pharmaceutical companies to "use simple words of few syllables".
"We started with the idea of figuring out whether good product would sell without a label, which is why we had a gold chain [sewn into the clothing] instead.
They've already released three singles – The First Time, Welcome Home and Quiet Night In – on a major label, which is a bit worrying because these days when a new band issues three singles on a major label and none of them chart you have to start wondering what's not going right.
She didn't win, but one year on Williams has a contract with a major label, which is currently re-promoting Little Black Numbers with an eye on the singer-songwriter market of David Gray.
'How could they do it?' The 'it' she is talking about is a plastic bottle with a blue label which is lying empty on her kitchen table.
In this perspective, "discovery" is understood as a retrospective label, which is attributed as a sign of accomplishment to some scientific endeavors.
CUSTOMERS usually pick a brand name over an unknown label, which is often why franchisees decide to own and operate a business on someone else's terms, rather than setting out on their own.
