The phrase "archive as a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of storing or saving something in a specific format or category.
Example: "We need to archive as a PDF to ensure the document is preserved in its original format."
Alternatives: "store as a" or "save as a".
The Vienna municipality has recently decided to build a home for his archive as a permanent memorial to his achievements.
Since December, he has been reviewing and organizing the archive as a member of the Ignatian Volunteer Corps, a Jesuit-run program dedicated to service and spirituality.
I think this article really sums up the importance of the archive as a record of the largest mass migration in history.
At the same time, it diminishes the utility of the archive as a whole by excluding important parts of the Web.
Previous scholars "tended to cherry-pick anecdotes without having a sense that it was possible to measure all of that text and treat the whole archive as a single unit," he said.
Using a swatch of the room's original wall fabric retrieved from the Frick's archive as a reference point, researchers found a mohair wall covering that was close to the original shade of coral.
The $250-million complex holds the president's archive as well as a museum, restaurant, auditorium, policy institute and foundation.
Springer has one of the strongest STM and HSS eBook collections and archives, as well as a comprehensive range of hybrid and open access journals.
Despite contentious origins as an apparatus for state control, the archive, as an institution, has come to play an important role for scholars and historians.
The testing of a chemical compound involves matching its SMILES representation against the list of conditions, which could be provided with the archive as an extension cargo.
You can also look at these killed pictures – and thousands more in the Library of Congress archive – as an accidental historical record that reveals what the FSA was doing in negative.
