The phrase "a line of print" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a single line of text that is printed or displayed, often in the context of documents, books, or digital content.
Example: "The document was so lengthy that I could barely read a line of print without losing my place."
Alternatives: "a line of text" or "a line of writing".
Curvy model Candice Huffine just partnered with Canadian lingerie brand Fortnight to release a line of leopard print bras, bodysuits, bottoms and slips.
Around those walls march a line of botanical prints interrupted by lighted sconces.
Approaching the far shore we began to see tracks — a line of deer prints circling out and returning to the wooded shore.
Her black T-shirt, in sharp focus, displayed a line of white printed characters: "My father is less of a creature than a pig or a dog because he is an adulterer".
At 131 Greene Street.... John Bartlett is also saying "Happy July" with the introduction of Tiny Tim Kids, a line of dog-print cotton tees ($25) and onesies ($20) for the under-12 set.
They recently developed a line of clothing printed with images from the work of the pioneering Brazilian artist Tarsila do Amaral (an exhibition of her work was at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City last year).
During three days in New York in April, Biles squeezed in appearances with a few sponsors, including a brand of laundry detergent, a gymnastics supplier that was manufacturing a line of mats printed with her signature, and a breakfast cereal.
We're doing a line of 3D printed bags, more to show what the technology can do," he said.
A line of paw prints leads from the waterfall and disappears into the trees, their branches heavy under the weight of freshly fallen snow.
More recently, Prada's Spring/Summer 2014 collection was dominated by graphic faces in primary colours, and Céline abandoned its signature colour-blocking for a line of loud prints in the same season.
He also donates scores of Trovs to schools as rewards for good attendance and other incentives, and is developing a line of Trovs printed with educational information.
