The phrase "arrival informed" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "Upon arrival informed of the changes, we adjusted our plans accordingly."
Alternatives: "arrival notification" or "arrival update".
Back in Mississippi and Texas, Signal was preparing for the workers' arrival, informing bureaucrats and explaining they wouldn't be taking up much-needed new housing for hurricane victims.
Residents governed themselves and attended meetings every other day to orient new arrivals, informing them of camp rules about hygiene, food, and sleeping arrangements.
Shortly before 9 p.m., as the police cut off traffic and began making final preparations for the president's arrival, officers informed demonstrators that the area had been designated a "frozen zone" until the president's departure: They were not allowed to leave their enclosure, bound by three lines of barricades and a Chase bank.
At a press conference that Brando conducted upon his Tokyo arrival, he informed some sixty reporters that he had contracted to do this story because "it strikes very precisely at prejudices that serve to limit our progress toward a peaceful world.
One by one they added to the undercurrent of pissed off that grew as each new arrival was informed that the driver just said "I'm sorry" and drove away.
Upon the narrator's arrival, Legrand informs him that they are embarking upon a search for lost treasure along with his African-American servant Jupiter.
Soon after his arrival, he was informed of the birth in Scotland of a son, Charles, for whom he arranged Anglican Baptism.
Prior to their arrival, guests are informed of charges through brochures, Web site listings, tour books, the actual booking process and a mailed confirmation notice.
In addition, the Bush transition team has begun work at the Justice Department in anticipation of Mr. Ashcroft's arrival, keeping him informed of activities and briefing him on several pending cases.
Only a few days after his arrival, he was informed by his colleagues that during his stay abroad a "strange book of a crazy Englishman" had been published in which all concepts concerning the origin of species are turned upside down.
