The phrase "archive accessible" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe whether an archive can be accessed or retrieved by users.
Example: "The documents are stored in a digital format, making the archive accessible to all authorized personnel."
Alternatives: "archive available" or "archive reachable".
In addition to exhibiting Jewish artworks, photographs, and writings, it also featured a scholarly archive accessible to the public.
That status, some argue, means that it should be placed in an archive accessible to scholars and ordinary people rather than on the auction block.
Cambridge is currently making the archive accessible to the public, with teams of scholars in the UK and Germany working to decipher and analyse the materials, and there are plans for digital editions of Schnitzler's 1905-31 works to be hosted by the library.
ISO's data archive, accessible via www.iso.vilspa.esa.es, opened to the community in December 1998 and, including data from calibration and auxiliary mode observations, contains about 100,000 data sets.
The first one (Location-Anchored) provides an interface to fusing examples of available datasets (using a common FIPS or ZIP location mapping) to generate a mashed and munged archive accessible via an intuitive graphical user interface, as well as via a machine accessible API.
The Australian libraries are way ahead of us in making their archives accessible.
The plan is to make these archives accessible to the public in due course.
Scripting enabled A system which makes the BBC Redux archives accessible for blind people, allowing them to find and play the audio they want.
Typical applications include smart homes, industrial enhancements, making audio-archives accessible, or security purposes.
True to her spirit, her archive is accessible to the public, and housed by the Sonic Arts Network at Goldsmiths College, London.
"In these times of calling for transparency in government, the City Council legislative archive makes accessible the back-story on how all the local laws for the past 50 years were debated and written," Professor Lieberman said.
