The phrase "astonishing archive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a collection of documents, records, or materials that is surprising or impressive in its scope or content.
Example: "The museum unveiled an astonishing archive of historical photographs that captivated visitors."
Alternatives: "remarkable collection" or "impressive repository".
Stacked, piled and wedged in the aged bones of this seven-story building is an astonishing archive of vintage American restaurant equipment.
On Tuesday, the music, for once, will not be drawn from Mr. Gaubert's astonishing archive of 60,000 CD's, categorized by specific genres; the 20,000 vinyl records he has collected since boyhood; the 342,746 songs stored on a MacBook, a number that a computer program calculates would take 978 days 8 hours 2 minutes 2 seconds to play.
BBC 6 Music's remit was simple and unfashionably instinctive, to my open ears: to bring together knowledgeable presenters full of enthusiasm about music; to provide platforms for up-and-coming bands; and to make good use of the corporation's astonishing archive.
Listen to an astonishing BBC archive account of his arrest and hear from Dr Cassie Watson, a historian of forensic medicine and crime, about why the case of Dr Crippen lived so long in the public's memory.
A few days after Derieva's sudden death last December at the age of sixty-four, I received a letter from her husband, Alexander Deriev, and our ensuing correspondence eventually led to the Stanford Libraries' acquisition of this astonishing poet's archive.
Berlinale, this astonishing never-seen archive is further testimony for the death/rebirth mythology surrounding the emergence of the Aquarian archetype of equal partnership, with the scabs of the disintegrated Pisces corpus magnified in horrific close-up.
Wikipedia volunteers fixed an additional 3 million links by manually linking to the correct Internet Archive page, an astonishing amount of preservation work, and one that helps maintain the integrity of the web and provides an audit trail where one was missing.
The Information & Archives department, home to an astonishing treasure trove of physical archives, now has a system in place to capture copies of files as they are uploaded to the BBC's servers, and to preserve the multi-media elements related to programmes.
By 1905, when he sold his library to the University of California, Bancroft's astonishing collection-including government and church archives-encompassed the region from Alaska to Panama.
There has been an astonishing growth in museums, and in archives and databanks of images, sounds and information; the French philosopher Jacques Derrida has diagnosed a virulent archive fever at work.
But through the stewardship of two dedicated men over the past 35 years, the Municipal Archives has managed to grow an astonishing tenfold, as its tiny band of civil servants has rescued documents from sub-basements and trash bins.
