The phrase "arrival of officials" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the time or event when officials come to a location, such as for a meeting, event, or inspection.
Example: "The arrival of officials was scheduled for noon, and preparations were made to welcome them."
Alternatives: "visit of officials" or "appearance of officials".
When he made his comeback in 2009, he would regularly Twitter the arrival of officials at his home to carry out random anti-doping tests.
In many areas, the late arrival of officials and materials delayed the accreditation process in the morning ahead of the start of voting proper from 1.30pm.
Meanwhile, Greece was once again coming under the spotlight as Athens awaited the arrival of officials from the Troika (the IMF, the European Central Bank and the European Union) on Tuesday.
The delays are being blamed on late arrival of officials, the absence of polling materials in some constituencies, and some technical problems with a new biometric registration system.
Since early morning, hundreds of protestors tried to obstruct the ECB's entrance in order to disrupt the arrival of officials at the ceremony.
Senegal's independence was declared on August 20 , 1960 and after the dissolution of the short-lived Mali Federation, Casamance saw the arrival of officials coming from the north.
I watched you fall.' He kept saying, 'I've been mugged.' " With sirens announcing the arrival of official help, Mr. Johnson took his leave.
Having spent the tense final stages of the game talking away happily with a stranger beside him, 64-year-old Rob McCarthy had to be administered CPR by nearby fans until the arrival of official paramedics at the MCG.
In Wraysbury, in Berkshire, volunteers have been working to help those affected by the floods ahead of the arrival of official assistance.
In his new post he will command the important Telnof air base near Tel Aviv, a base frequently used for the arrival of official delegations from the United States and elsewhere.
At the Rangel fund-raiser last week, Isac, in his black coat and yarmulke, stood just inside the door, restlessly awaiting the arrival of elected officials.
