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The phrase "arrival of help" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the moment or event when assistance or support arrives.
Example: "The villagers waited anxiously for the arrival of help after the storm devastated their homes."
Alternatives: "coming of assistance" or "onset of support".
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The arrival of help to buy in Osborne's 2013 budget has boosted the 95% mortgage market, but high rents and rising house prices have made it difficult for would-be buyers to enter the market.
That decision only added to local anger, first stoked over the delay in the arrival of help, and then in what residents said was confusion as to where they would live.
The situation was now critical and Wellington, trapped in some square and ignorant of events beyond it, was desperate for the arrival of help from the Prussians.
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But as in most disasters, the arrival of outside help can be a delicate dance.
Though spirits were raised in the south by the arrival of outside help, Malians are already suffering from the escalation of the fighting.
With himself in the company of imperial troops but without awaiting the arrival of promised help from the Byzantines, he met the Normans at Civitate on June 16 , 1053
I watched you fall.' He kept saying, 'I've been mugged.' " With sirens announcing the arrival of official help, Mr. Johnson took his leave.
Despite the arrival of humanitarian help from the sea, Misrata, the rebels' western redoubt, is still being terrorised by pro-Qaddafi snipers and occasional shelling (see map).
The arrival of Pakistani help in the stricken Panjshir valley, where snowfalls have killed more than 280 people, is a sign of how markedly relations between the two countries have improved of late.
"It's very difficult to find [bodies] under water," the minister told reporters at the crash site, where the rescue operation was stalled on Friday as teams in boats waited for instructions and the arrival of more help.
The hospitals and aid stations around Hiroshima were so crowded in the first weeks after the bombing, and their staffs were so variable, depending on their health and on the unpredictable arrival of outside help, that patients had to be constantly shifted from place to place.
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