The phrase "arrival of evidence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the point in time when evidence is presented or becomes available.
Example: "The arrival of evidence in the case changed the direction of the investigation significantly."
Alternatives: "presentation of evidence" or "submission of evidence".
Since the publication of the previous edition, there have been notable changes in the field, with the arrival of new evidence of the long-term sequelae of hypertension in youth, an evidence-based review of the value of routine BP screening in children and adolescents, and further evidence of the cardiovascular consequences of the childhood obesity epidemic.
Minds do change over time with the arrival of fresh evidence.
Some intrigue: Instead of simply denying the plane access to Chinese airspace, Rice asked "that you grant this permission and promptly search the aircraft upon its arrival for evidence of prohibited items or activities".
Table 8 and Fig. 4 illustrate the updated failure probability for safety barriers over ten years and updated based on the arrival of new evidences that contributed into the failure probability of safety barriers.
The FORM framework represents a new arrival of an evidence-based methodology to develop clinical practice guidelines[ 8].
126 Using EEG, a recent study demonstrated that the arrival and accumulation of evidence about an upcoming decision, which was indicated via left or right hand button press, was indexed by α and β oscillations in sensorimotor cortex.
Still, he said he was curiously awaiting the arrival of any floating evidence of that violent event.
Before 2004, whenever a given Red Sox season collapsed, it strung me as another new arrival of deeply personal evidence that whatever I try in life will be doomed.
(Though it should be said, based on their shocked delight when we had a daughter some years later, some of my Midwestern relatives interpreted Wookiee's arrival as evidence of our tragic infertility).
