The phrase "archive of over" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or repository that contains a quantity exceeding a certain number or amount.
Example: "We have an archive of over 10,000 historical documents available for research."
Alternatives: "collection of more than" or "repository of over".
The center is open to the public and has an archive of over 8,000 interviews, including thoes of major public figures, large-scale research and urban-history projects, and institutional histories.
The BBC has today announced that Arena will mark its 40th anniversary with an unprecedented online experience of 24 hours drawn exclusively from Arena's own unique archive of over 600 films.
And, of course, we have an archive of over 100 Student Crosswords.
Visit our archive of over 100 Student Crosswords on topics across the curriculum.
Early English Prose Fiction is a full-text archive of over 200 works written in the 16th and 17th centuries.
For Bowie-era records, head back west to Charlottenburg for Rock Steady Records and its archive of over 10,000 vinyl LPs.
The LCAAJ archive consists of over 600 interviews conducted between 1959 and 1972 with native speakers of Yiddish, documenting the effects of physical, linguistic, and cultural channels and barriers on the geographic fragmentation of the Jewish and diverse non-Jewish populations that coexisted in Central and Eastern Europe before World War II.
The archive consists of over 600 interviews conducted between 1959 and 1972 with native speakers of Yiddish during a long-range comparative study to document the effects of physical, linguistic, and cultural channels and barriers on the geographic fragmentation of the Jewish and diverse non-Jewish populations that coexisted in Central and Eastern Europe before World War II.
Box 730, Buffalo, NY) or the Buffalo Broadcasters (Buffalo Broadcasters Association, 5672 Main Street, Williamsville, NY 14221) to help with the archiving of over 2,000 items from Elizabeth's vast portfolio from personal correspondence to reel to reel tape interviews.
After 37 years on stage, Lunch – who got her name because she used to steal food for her friends, American punks the Dead Boys �� is in discussion with various American universities and institutions to place her colossal archives of over 1,500 books, posters and diaries, unseen live footage, unpublished photos and fan mail, for public view.
Along the way, it expands upon the rise of modern ballet as a medium, through an unprecedented archive of letters (over 2,000 of them), photographs, oral histories, and interviews conducted by Victoria Tennant, the book's author and Baronova's daughter.
