The phrase "archives for this" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to a collection of records or documents related to a specific subject, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "Please check the archives for this project to find the necessary documents."
Alternatives: "records for this" or "documentation for this".
You can go in the archives for this.
And so we had a fabulous time going through the Tate archives for this show.
(Manohla Dargis) 'THE BEALES OF GREY GARDENo' (No rating, 90 minutes) The Maysles brothers dig into their archives for this collection of outtakes from "Grey Gardens," their 1975 cinema vérité classic about the most fascinating cat ladies in the Hamptons.
The ABC journalist and commentator Julia Baird spent six years trawling through British and European archives for this biography of Queen Victoria, gleaning new insight into her public and private life – including a certain love affair with a certain servant after Prince Alfred's death.
Read the archives for this blog.
—Corona del Mar Today reader Jim Mosher helped research city archives for this story.
And he notes that the Iraqi parliament passed a law in January calling for the establishment of a special national archive for this type of material.
If you are an educational institution requiring a digital copy of one of our books for a student with a print disability, please consult Bookshare.org, where our current titles are archived for this purpose.
Samples from all women with normal, borderline or mild cell dyskaryosis, representing the range from normal to early changes in cervical cytology, were selected from the ARTISTIC archive for this nested case control study.
The phylogenetic tree repository TreeBase is the most widely used archive for this type of data, and has been known to the evolutionary biology community for many years, with many journals in the field stating deposition of data here as a requirement for publication.
Did they dig into the E! archives for that footage?
