The phrase "archive to study" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of storing information or materials for the purpose of future examination or research.
Example: "The researchers decided to archive the data to study the long-term effects of the treatment."
Alternatives: "store for analysis" or "save for examination".
When shows like "Contact" and "Dirty Blonde" were moving to Broadway, the cast and crew came to the archive to study the original Off Broadway productions.
Peat cores from ombrotrophic bogs have been used as a valuable archive to study environmental change for over a century.
The Jarama River and its catchment provide a valuable natural archive to study and reconstruct past environmental conditions in central Spain.
We have analyzed the long pointed observations of the Z sources in the Rossi X-Ray Timing Explorer (RXTE) public archive to study the high energy emission in those sources.
That's set to change beginning this week, as the UCLA Film & Television Archive embarks on a partnership with the Cinemateca de Cuba, the national film archive, to study, preserve and showcase the country's pre-revolutionary cinema.
However, guarding of bookshelves with an electric field screen has been tested to successfully protect old valuable books in library stack rooms against mold infection by airborne spores (Takikawa et al. 2014) and electrostatic dust collectors were applied in French archives to study their fungal allergenic potentials (Roussel et al. 2012).
He also visited the Frege archive in Münster to study what survived of Frege's unpublished work.
Perhaps, though, there is something in the archives for them to study this week because they will have the formidable task of stopping Jacksonville's Fred Taylor and Maurice Jones-Drew in a divisional playoff game here Saturday night.
Museums and pathology collections around the world represent an archive of genetic material to study populations and diseases.
"Starting in 1973, we created a department of archives to enable us to study the heritage of the maison," Pierre Rainero, director of image, style and heritage at Cartier, said by telephone from Bangkok.
After a passage that might include a ride on a replica of the Trump Tower escalator, and possibly a chance to contemplate the six-foot-tall portrait of Trump for which a Trump charity paid twenty thousand dollars, researchers in the archives may be able to study notes from conversations, minutes of meetings, and memorandums to staff, friends, and family.
