The phrase "arrival of a large" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the arrival of a large object, group, or event, often in contexts like logistics, travel, or significant occurrences.
Example: "The arrival of a large shipment of supplies was eagerly anticipated by the team."
Alternatives: "influx of a large" or "coming of a large".
The arrival of a large "mother" vessel may generate calls by up to 10 "feeder" vessels.
In most industries, the arrival of a large, well-known competitor makes smaller businesses squirm, but not in banking.
But the letter received in Quito and the arrival of a large police presence at the embassy in Knightsbridge yesterday was a marked changed in approach, they said.
Their son had not been well and he had been cheered by the arrival of a large moose and the teddy bear astronaut in silver lamé.
Although the immediate aftermath of the second world war saw the arrival of a large number of refugees, very few were Jewish Holocaust survivors.
Westborough High in Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, set up an EAL unit following the arrival of a large number of children, predominantly Hungarian Roma, three years ago.
Helping along was the arrival of a a large set of speakers strapped to the top of a car.
These indicators might serve as aids to management, much the same way that the detection of swarms of small earthquakes near a fault or an active volcano may portend the arrival of a larger seismic or eruptive event in the near future.
Using an ocean general circulation model forced by the constituent mechanical and thermodynamic components of the reanalysed atmosphere we show that the late 1970's transition coincided with the arrival of a large-scale, subsurface cold and fresh water anomaly in the central tropical Pacific.
We've heard rumors of a sort of MacBook Pro/MacBook Air convergence for the past few months and it seems Digitimes may be confirming the arrival of a larger, ultrabook-like 15-inch MacBook Air.
We were all familiar with our terms of mission: we were here just for three or four days, to act as scouts in preparation for the arrival of a larger team that would try to set up systems to control the epidemic and break ground for further research.
