The phrase "archival setting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a context or environment related to the preservation and storage of historical documents or records.
Example: "The researchers conducted their study in an archival setting, where they had access to a wealth of primary sources."
Alternatives: "historical context" or "preservation environment".
The specimens must then be placed in an environment that consists of only archival materials, in a completely archival setting.
In summary, this study represents the first large-scale application of the OncoMap platform for tumor mutation profiling in the clinical and archival setting.
Master's degree from an ALA-accredited program, or equivalent combination of other advanced degree and professional-level experience in a research library or archival setting.
Given that the challenges were intended to be representative of handling in a real library or archival setting, and the frequency of use in archives/libraries is generally known, then the above data can be converted to expected number of changes per period of time.
Perhaps with "Don Carlos" he wanted to make sure that this archival set offered an extended excerpt of himself singing mellifluous Verdi in French.
WHEN the New York Philharmonic released "The Historic Broadcasts, 1923-87," a remarkable archival set of 10 CD's, a year ago, an obvious question arose: Among the 26 composers represented, why no Mahler?
In the first round of reviews one of the reviewers commented that "…statements like this give the sense that this is an archival set of measurements that were definitely worth making and may be of value in a deeper investigative context, but that there really are no major insights gained from the work".
Statements like this give the sense that this is an archival set of measurements that were definitely worth making and may be of value in a deeper investigative context, but that there really are no major insights gained from the work.
Study 1 observed the relation between high-rank and principled dissent in an archival data set involving more than 11,000 employees.
Using an archival data set from 1998 on a sample of 156 people, we further showed that HDS charisma levels could be predicted by people's charismatic behaviors (for example, being energetic, assertive, and generating enthusiasm).
Using an archival data set and five lab experiments, the authors find the preference for items with earlier serial numbers holds across multiple consumer domains including recorded music, art, and apparel.
