The phrase "archive well" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the proper storage or preservation of documents, files, or data.
Example: "Please make sure to archive well all the important documents from this project to ensure we can access them later."
Alternatives: "store properly" or "preserve effectively".
Tim Anderson is one of Denmark's most prolific bloggers, with an archive well worth flicking through - the Christiania tag includes a few pieces on the mercurial artist's settlement.
In an age of resources such as the Poetry Archive, well on its way to making available recordings online of nearly all contemporary poets working in the UK, it strikes me that the only thing needed is a shift in the culture.
"The idea that Ali was all in archive, well I don't know if I've ever seen that in film before.
New research that could have offered competing views was hindered by lack of access to crucial sources that were housed in Austrian archives well into the 1970s.
Having inherited her grandmother's obsession for finding Dola, Deborah Walton and her sister, Brina, came here to the archives well before midnight.
Indeed, he left a pretty hefty footprint on the historical record: there are tens of thousands of words of newsprint about him and, in the archives, well over 50 court cases involving Jeremiah Hamilton as either plaintiff or defendant.
So, please continue to come and look for ongoing enhancements throughout 2011, such as an improved search capability that opens up The Post's archives well beyond the current 60 days and a new video player.
Our histories are not documented well, we are not archived well, and so we have to now create our own histories.
The archive is well established.
Usually at the end of the search, many optimal solutions are retrieved from the archive as well as the population.
I hope that other archivists and researchers will benefit from the Edgar Tafel Archive as well.
