The phrase "a large archive of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a significant collection of documents, data, or records stored for future reference.
Example: "The library boasts a large archive of historical manuscripts that researchers can access for their studies."
Alternatives: "a vast collection of" or "an extensive repository of".
Indeed, exmormon.org has a large archive of arguments against the church and its doctrines.
In other pieces, a large archive of documents is used alongside a number of stories told by individuals.
Called MCFC Analytics, the club released a large archive of data collected by Opta from the 2011/12 season.
He added that the image had been collected as part of the company's agenda of building a large archive of global images.
Having worked with antiques from the period for several years, the women had amassed a large archive of images that they considered ideal for reproduction.
The goal is to improve the recognition accuracy of an automatic speech recognition (ASR) system that is being deployed for transcription of a large archive of Czech radio.
When the file was returned, the person said, it was published inadvertently, hidden in a larger archive of material, on WikiLeaks.
Inscribed "Property of Robert Stroud," the Atlas that now heads to auction was last sold on 13 June 1996 at PBA galleries in San Francisco, as part of a larger archive of materials that belonged to the Birdman.
And subscribers will have access to a larger archive of ESPN content, including the full 30 for 30 series.
To do this we screened a very large archive of CRC tissue linked to an extensive patient database [25].
For instance, there's the Working Class Movement Library in Salford, in which, alongside their extensive library, they have a very large archive of newspapers, posters, stickers, all kinds related to the labor movement.
