Sentence examples for archiving the from inspiring English sources
The phrase "archiving the" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when referring to the process of storing or preserving documents, data, or information for future reference. Example: "The team is focused on archiving the important project files to ensure they are accessible later."
The British Library points out it has been archiving the party's website since 2004.
Malaysia Design Archive is a decade-long project archiving the local culture and history.
StoryCorps records conversations in booths across the country, archiving the audio in the Library of Congress.
They argued that the city was still working on archiving the papers from the administration of David N.
Dianella Gobbato and Antonella Gornati, who worked with him for 20 years, are responsible for archiving the studio's contents.
"Archbishop Aram Atesyan had already begun archiving the artifacts in the various Armenian Orthodox Churches in the city.
She spent the last few years archiving the photo albums and diaries of her father, Bernhard Bardach, a doctor in the Austro-Hungarian Army during World War I.
In doing so, he contributed greatly to plant genetics, evolution, genome mapping and archiving the seeds of tomatoes and related plant species.
From this perspective, there's no point in archiving the past or dwelling on its minor revolutions; the problems they're solving are always in the future.
New York University's Tamiment Library has been recording the meetings of the movement's Think Tank group and archiving the Web page of the New York group's general assembly.
Unfortunately, one subject of those could not be analyzed, because of technical problems in de-archiving the raw data in one of the recording blocks.
