The phrase "arrival is expected" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts such as travel, logistics, or event planning to indicate that someone or something is anticipated to arrive.
Example: "The flight is delayed, but the arrival is expected at 3 PM."
Alternatives: "arrival is anticipated" or "arrival is projected".
Gervinho's £11m arrival is expected to be confirmed tomorrow.
Her arrival is expected to be reminiscent of the flying bike scene in movie hit ET - The Extra Terrestrial.
Elected and appointed officials are almost giddy at the prospect of new tax revenue, jobs and the spinoff businesses that Amazon's arrival is expected to create.
Lowe's arrival is expected to see Brawn depart from his role as team principal, as exclusively predicted by BBC Sport.
Whyte's arrival is expected to herald changes in the board room and current chief executive Martin Bain told BBC Scotland he had "no idea" what form these would take.
On receiving the DL- and UL-MAP, recipient(s) become(s) aware when the multicast burst is going to be transmitted and if an ACK arrival is expected from the recipient, that is, if an ACK slot in the ACK-CH part of the uplink subframe is allocated for the recipient.
A voice overhead suggests that your arrival was expected and observed.
The trends towards a progressively earlier sea ice break-up and progressively earlier polar bear on-shore arrival are expected to continue with continued warming11,27, and consequent food stress is expected to lead to reduced energy stores at den entry6,7,8,11.
Smith's arrival was expected to bring an end to the 31-year-old's career with Warrington, especially as talks were well-advanced for a move to the Championship with Barrow.
For girls, the predictions for the impact of age at arrival on dropout rates are more in line with the predictions of the multinomial Logit, though here girls who were 6-9 years old at arrival are expected to have higher dropout rates than those who were 10-13 and 14-15 years old at arrival.
The obtained mean probability curves for days before and after CIR arrival are expected to be similar throughout the solar cycle, although they may reflect the differences between slow and fast solar winds that are likely to be enhanced during the declining phase when the recurrent streams are dominant.
