The phrase "archival based" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct form would be "archive-based," which refers to something that is derived from or related to archives.
Example: "The research was primarily archive-based, relying on historical documents for its findings."
Alternatives: "archive-oriented" or "archive-derived."
Archival research, based on self-created or commercial databases, is the dominant empirical method in financial accounting.
His devotion to the concept of the archive — including archival footage — is based in a sense of the object's relic-like, totemic power that transcends evocation and memory to achieve a quasi-metaphysical incarnation of the past that restores its force through mythopoetic power, through the fact of its iconic contact with the past.
Though illustrated here and there with snippets of crude animation and archival film, "Collapse" — based on Mr. Ruppert's book "A Presidential Energy Policy" — is for the most part just a man, a chair and a smoking cigarette.
This paper describes the experience in the implementation of an archival description system based on XML standards: EAD, EAC-CPF and VRA.
This paper discusses the use of FTIR microspectroscopy combined with principal component-discriminant function analysis (PC-DFA) to evaluate formalin-fixed archival CaP tissue based upon a three-band and a two-band Gleason score criteria.
FISH results for five out of the six agreed with HER2 status from archival tissue and IF on CTCs, with the exception of patient 3, who was HER2+ based on archival tissue and CTC IF assay but FISH negative based on HER2 FISH analysis on the OncoCEE platform.
History, the empirical sort based on archival research and practiced in universities, anyway, was born at much the same time.
The customized voices, AT&T scientists said, could even be based on archival recordings, bringing voices back from the dead.
This is important, even when the story is based on archival material and reinforced through personal conversations.
