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'at the archive' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when something is being done at an archive, which is a repository or collection of historical records or documents. For example: "I spent the day at the archive, researching old records."
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Without really looking at the archive, he drew influence from Cristobal Balenciaga's Spanish world.
"Of course, I am looking at the archive and I am always looking at the story of the house.
At the Archive, the construction was as complicated as the planning and took six years to complete.
A few days later, he received a phone call from a rental agent at the Archive offering a better deal.
The secretary at the archive said, 'You think you're getting the file of someone who was spied on, don't you?
But even officials at the archive are uncertain how to manage the medium that now dominates photography: inkjet prints.
A close-up of the interior of a 1927 Victor Credenza phonograph at the Archive of Recorded Sound.
However, I wish that those people who have an interest in these photographs would approach us at the archive.
Lomax also helped Mr. Seeger find a job cataloging and transcribing music at the Archive of American Folk Song at the Library of Congress.
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The group got off the train at the Archive-Navy Memorial stop and floated up the long escalator into a new world.
Mr. Smith's collection, now at the Archive Center at the Smithsonian Institution, included an 1884 film and 352 reels.
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