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The phrase "a central repository" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a main location or storage system where data, information, or resources are collected and maintained.
Example: "The organization has established a central repository for all project documents to ensure easy access and collaboration among team members."
Alternatives: "a main database" or "a primary storage location."
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"We seek to be a central repository, or central clearinghouse, of information about Long Island Sound".
(The data are stored in a central repository that schizophrenia researchers can access remotely).
She asked whether existing resources could be pooled and shared from a central repository.
For a central repository of royalty-free sounds, check out commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Sound.
It stress-tests banks' positions and had a central repository of trades before most rich countries.
Clearing involves keeping track of trades and providing a central repository for money backing those wagers.
For many, Twitter and other social sites have become a central repository for news.
A central repository for information, he said, is a step up from e-mail, and is likely to replace it.
The company hopes these people will help to create a central repository of information about travel conditions.
For instance, many are related to clearinghouses, which provide a central repository for money backing those wagers.
Consumer mistrust has forced Microsoft to drop ambitious plans to set up a central repository of Internet users' personal information.
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a central depot
a central storage
a centralised repository
a central database
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a central registry
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a central store
a critical repository
a main repository
a central gathering
a central location
a central station
a central midfielder
a central role
a central theme
a central treasury
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