The phrase "an excellent archive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a collection of documents, records, or data that is well-organized and of high quality.
Example: "The library has an excellent archive of historical documents that researchers can access for their studies."
Alternatives: "a superb collection" or "a remarkable repository".
This site has an excellent archive of articles on intellectual property.
The search for miRNA targets has been largely bioinformatics-based (the Sanger database is an excellent archive of information on pre-, mature- miRNAs, host genes, chromosomal location, and targets [9]).
There is, therefore, already an excellent archive (cross-sectional studies), and information can be provided regarding incidence or progression of erosion by direct comparison of models (longitudinal studies) using serial models.
Online Anyone between the ages of 25 and 35 seeking a rush of nostalgia should race over to the Beeb's excellent archive site, which is currently hosting Broom Cupboard clips, including a detailed guide to making your own Edd The Duck. bbc.co.uk/archive Mike Mills is among contributors to this classy BBC4 documentary, revolving largely around the Allman Brothers and Lynyrd Skynyrd.
The team line-ups, goalscorers and all the other results can be found in Fifa's excellent archive.
Many more images of lepidopterans are available from Phillip Greenspun's excellent archive, or from the Smithsonian Photo Server at the Smithsonian Institution, National Museum of Natural History.
But this week, they've gone back to one of their excellent archive episodes, produced with The Organist podcast from the Believer magazine.
For more information about archival collections, including a description of some of the major archives around the world, see the RBML's excellent Archives and Manuscripts Guide.
The basin-fill sediments of the Kathmandu Valley in Central Nepal Himalaya (Fig. 1) are excellent archives of changes in monsoonal climate, terrestrial depositional environments, and tectonics of the Himalaya (Sakai 2001a).
It said in a statement that Visual China would be "an excellent steward" of the archive.
Lucy Haire, Head of the Guardian & Observer Digital Archive, said: "Searching through our vast archive provides an excellent opportunity for children to refine their skills in analysing and interpreting evidence, as well as developing their literacy.
