"rich repository" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a source of information or knowledge that contains a large and diverse amount of valuable information. Example: "The library's archives are a rich repository of historical documents and rare books."
One sensed that here was a rich repository of local history and memory.
Because science progresses by falsifying hypotheses and testing accepted wisdom, the scientific literature is a rich repository of opposing arguments.
West Manggarai, another district that is a rich repository of marine life and includes the Komodo national park world heritage site, took a similar step soon after.
It has been designed to "intercept all content and metadata of voice, SMS, email and fax communications on the connected network, creating a rich repository of information".
But one wonders: was this the wound, the deficiency - or, more precisely, its persisting emotional scar - for which a solitary Henry James sought consolation in Venice's rich repository?
Used with dexterity and wit, biblical sayings are very powerful tools in the rhetoric of everyday discourse, and a rich repository of metaphor, simile, aphorism and imagery.
Licences that meet the revised standards would be rich repositories of sensitive data.
Everybody wanted to be a rebel, and be cause skateboarders and their board-sports brethren, tutored in the ways of the Dogtown boys, were such rich repositories of rebellious style and attitude, TV programmers and advertisers enlisted their services.
They are rich repositories of young talent, and that talent often goes on display in performances that gain less attention than the big boys like the Metropolitan Opera and New York Philharmonic.
But Uber and Airbnb likely receive fewer requests because they don't hold the same rich repositories of user communications, photos, and personal information.
And through this sales pitch, and its accompanying suite of connect-it-all devices, to transform personal spaces into rich repositories of user intel that can continue to fuel its ad-targeting engines for decades to come. .
