The phrase "documentary archive" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a collection of documents or records that have been organized, preserved, and made accessible for research or reference purposes. You can use this phrase in a variety of contexts, such as discussing historical research, preserving cultural heritage, or organizing government records. Example: The documentary archive at the library contains a vast collection of photographs, letters, and newspaper articles from the early 20th century.
Our documentary archive will keep you entertained in the meantime.
The picture comes with an entire documentary archive of letters and clips.
On the one hand, we are trying to make a documentary archive of Rochester at this particular moment in time.
Her images function as both a documentary archive and a visual coup, depicting urban flux through architectural details, vertiginous perspectives and diverse inhabitants.
The best resource for moments like these would be the documentary archive of Bud Greenspan, who filmed many Olympics, from the Los Angeles Games, in 1984, to Beijing (he died in 2010) — except that almost none of his work has been issued on DVD.
Meanwhile, long-time partner and sound recordist Claudine Nougaret sifts through the offcuts and outtakes from Depardon's extensive documentary archive; from the protests of Prague and the mercenaries of the former Biafra; through the psychiatric institutions of Italy; to the people, politics and press of France.
Peter also produced one of the finest documentary archives of the struggle for democratic rights under communism.
The study center also has extensive documentary archives on both artists, which were consulted by Barbara Turner and Susan J. Em shwiller, the "Pollock" screenwriters, throughout the script's lengthy gestation period.
On November 7, the worlds of music and documentary archives intersected in an exceptional concert highlighting the works and life of Russian composer Serge Prokofiev.
On November 7th, the worlds of music and documentary archives intersected in an exceptional concert highlighting the works and life of Russian composer Serge Prokofiev.
After Trump began pursuing the White House in 2015, dozens of reporters covering his campaign called upon Mr. Barrett and the documentary archives that he housed in his basement in Brooklyn.
