The phrase "archives held by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to collections of documents or records that are maintained by a specific organization or individual.
Example: "The archives held by the university contain valuable historical documents that are essential for research."
Alternatives: "records maintained by" or "collections owned by".
The archives held by our Center for Human Rights Documentation & Research are primary sources that document the work of several major human rights organizations.
Police in NI have launched a legal bid for access to confidential Troubles archives held by an American college.
These materials complement and/or supplement additional physical and digital archives held by the University of Michigan's Bentley Historical Library.
Over the last three years, FHF have gained exclusive access to the Arabic and Farsi-language World War One archives held by countries in Europe, the Middle East, Asia and America.
Over the last three years, FHF have gained exclusive access to the Arabic and Farsi-language World War One archives held by countries in Europe, the Middle East, Asia, and America.
For its material, she has plunged into the Sir Arthur Evans archive held by the institution, mining the materials left by the man who began excavating Knossos on Crete in 1900.
In 1992, four years after Carmen Toscano's death, her widower Manuel Moreno Sánchez established the Carmen Toscano Foundation to continue to safeguard the collection now housed in the Archivo Histórico Cinematográfico, the historical archive held by the foundation.
Yet the archive will still be of value to students, scholars and journalists, who have never had much access to Reed's personal papers, said Johan Kugelberg, a curator and editor whose collection of Velvet Underground materials, donated to Cornell University, was until now the largest such archive held by an institution.
As part of this exhibition, which is organized by Clockshop, seven contemporary artists have created work inspired by the items in Butler's archive, held by the Huntington Library.
Many of the scenes depicted in The Girl, especially the chronology, are contradicted by the production archives held at the Margaret Herrick Library in LA.
The major Howe archive is held by the Architectural Archives of the University of Pennsylvania and the archive of his partner William Lescaze is held by Syracuse University's Special Collections Research Center.
