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The phrase "a archival" is not correct in English.
It should be "an archival" because "archival" begins with a vowel sound. You can use it when referring to something related to archives or the preservation of historical documents.
Example: "The museum has an archival collection of rare manuscripts."
Alternatives: "an archive-related" or "an archival resource."
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It takes a particular sort of human to be a "word detective": something between a linguistics academic, an archival historian, a journalist and an old-fashioned gumshoe.
It looked less like a historic first than a rerun, an archival clip.
The playful, visually keen clip looks like a cross between an archival YouTube video and a forgotten Geocities site.
It too is based on an archival image, a 1945 photograph of the corpse of a woman taken in the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp.
The program will include a panel and an archival film, and it's free.
Inside, it's an archival Russian doll – an antiquated mode of data storage nestled inside a technological cocoon.
"You did moral hazard in 1998," writes Steven Weisman, a Times colleague with an archival memory.
We use ArchSim to analyze a case study of an Archival Repository for Computer Science Technical Reports.
The article must be original and not previously published as a full paper in an archival conference.
These smaller archives ("blipmovies") provide an archival record of the observations that can be subsequently viewed and analysed (see below).
If you don't have a scanner or computer that can do this, you can ask a friend or get an archival service to do it.
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