The phrase 'keep archives' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the practice of organizing, storing, and preserving documents and records for future reference. For example, "We must make sure to keep archives of all important documents in the office."
"We keep archives of all the kids' work and involve them in the assessment process," she added.
How do we make all these new methods simple and easy to learn for new professionals and keep archives from being even more esoteric?
She added that current formats — hard disk drives, DVDs, even cloud storage — also cannot be relied upon for permanence, so it is essential to have a plan in place to keep archives current as technologies evolve.
Governments do not typically keep archives of the caloric intake of babies born decades earlier, of course, so Barker and a statistician named Clive Osmond tracked down data they thought could serve as a proxy: records of infant mortality between 1921 and 1925.
An all-garden pass is $20 $188 for students and 65+; $8 for 2 to 18: free for members and under 2. New Museum First Saturday for Families: 'What's an Archive?' (Saturday) Many children keep archives of sorts, though they may not think of their diaries or closet shelves that way.
We had no plan to keep archives of every day's updates (we had very few plans about the site at all – I remember I designed the layout and Photoshoped some images I grabbed from the opening titles and put the homepage up and it was a week or two later before the graphics designers made something that looked – well after the programme was on air).
Patton also emphasized that investigators should scan search engine caches like Google 's, which keep archived copies of sites long after they've been deleted or revised.
Council and chamber as well as Parlement developed appropriate jurisdiction, and all three bodies kept archives.
Last month Abrams published the monograph, which uses photographs, sketchbooks and other examples from Ms. Nessim's scrupulously kept archives to examine her work from the beginning.
But to find classic ads that go back years or even decades, consumers usually have to turn to YouTube, which keeps archives of a constantly changing supply of commercials, along with various parodies and rip-offs.
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