The phrase "archive that includes all" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or storage of materials that encompasses everything relevant to a particular subject or purpose.
Example: "We need to create an archive that includes all documents related to the project for future reference."
Alternatives: "repository that contains everything" or "collection that encompasses all".
End users are also a part of our target audience, and so we will implement the "Export as HTML5 Session" feature as a core Cytoscape feature, which creates a compressed archive file that includes all of the networks, tables, and Visual Styles as JSON along with all JavaScript files to visualize the data as a single-page application.
Suggested by Maud Newton, writer and critic, MaudNewton.com: Choosing an all-time-favorite longreads from an archive that includes offerings from Dorothy Parker, John Cheever, Jamaica Kincaid, William Maxwell, Z. Z. Packer, and so very many others is impossible.
Google has an ample online help archive that includes a "Get Started" section.
That includes all options".
"That includes all the architecture.
This is especially tempting with Young, who is not inscrutable, exactly — he recently launched a huge online archive, which includes all of his recorded music from 1963 on — but is known for being curt if not temperamental in interviews, and is willing to simply hang up on a reporter if he's had enough chitchat for the day.
One primary and up to five secondary discharge diagnoses, plus one primary and up to five secondary procedures are registered in the regional archive of HDRs, which includes all discharges from Veneto hospitals and all discharges of Veneto residents hospitalized outside the region.
This archive shall include all trial databases and associated meta-data encryption codes.
From the general account settings menu, a small link will allow you to package up your data and download it as one archive, including all your photos, messages and profile information.
And I'm organizing my vast archives, which include all the writing; the released or unreleased live and recorded spoken word and musical performances; personal correspondence; posters; and ephemera, all of which I'm looking to place at the right institution.
