The phrase "arrival center" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a designated location where individuals arrive, such as at an airport or transportation hub.
Example: "Upon landing, passengers should proceed to the arrival center to collect their luggage and meet their families."
Alternatives: "arrival hall" or "welcome center".
There are now 117 rooms and suites, up from 70, along with a new arrival center, yoga barn, second pool, apiary and a spa that's tripled in size.
Only Syrians can enter as refugees to Jordan, so this family was sent to a special holding area near the new arrival center until they could negotiate safe passage to Saudi Arabia.
Among McKinsey's projects has been the development of fast-track arrival centers with the capacity to process claims within days.
Yet Italian laws and regulations, changing and chaotic; our arrival centers, coast guard and border police, and our doubts and contradictions are light-years away from the powerful beacon that the torch of Lady Liberty represents.
Also, the Atlantic City airport will soon break ground for a new international arrivals center with customs inspections, and three new gates.
The arrivals center will offer the students, many of whom have never held a pencil, tutoring in English and a chance to become accustomed to a school setting, she said.
The Hartford Public School system is looking for a place to establish an arrivals center for the Liberian and Somali students, about 30 of whom have been going to school since December 2003.
The Knicks (2-4) spentheirir (brief) preseason talking up their new defensive focus, emboldened by the arrival of center Tyson Chandler and the defensive-minded assistant coach Mike Woodson.
The arrival of center Brad Richards, seventh among active players in assists per game, brings the promise of a potent scoring partnership with Marian Gaborik.
Tom Stith was the university's first all-American and its highest-profile player until the arrival of center Bob Lanier, who took the Bonnies to the N.C.A.A. tournament's Final Four in 1970.
As the story opens, Dixon has completed a new novel called, appropriately enough, "Dead on Arrival," which centers on a "suburban married man bored to numbness, into fantasy football".
