The phrase "arrival of trade" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the point in time when trade begins or is established in a particular context or location.
Example: "The arrival of trade in the region significantly boosted the local economy and created new job opportunities."
Alternatives: "influx of trade" or "commencement of trade".
It is reminding some observers of what happened when technology came to the stock exchange, including the arrival of trading advisers like Mr. Zawadzki's firm, MediaMath, that are running numbers and promising to offer sophisticated financial instruments.
We use a simulation platform that creates random arrivals of trade orders, that allows us to analyze subtle theoretical features of liquidity and price variability under various market structures.
The Penguins were bolstered by the arrival of the trade deadline acquisitions Jarome Iginla, Brenden Morrow, Jussi Jokinen and Doug Murray.
Seemingly every newspaper and television station is covering the event, breathlessly updating viewers with news alerts to report the arrival of some trade minister or finance official to Baghdad's airport.
But at 3 p.m., the official arrival of the trade deadline, there was admittedly a weight lifted off him, one he had carried around for most of the season.
And, as if to underscore the arrival of environmental trading in the marketplace, two recent publications have been launched to track the field.
Indeed, the structure of Indonesian written and oral sources suggests that the origins of kingdoms on the coasts of the Java Sea were associated with the success of local heroes in turning the arrival of foreign trading treasure to their advantage.
The arrival of the World Trade Organisation has not made matters easier.
The arrival of the crack trade in the mid-eighties resulted in a surge in violent crime.
But this is not the historical Ethiopia, with its long-established Christian tradition and the slow arrival of Islam along trade routes.
This fact alone creates a paradoxical incentive for U.K. policymakers — even those that pushed for the "leave" vote — to try to delay the arrival of the new trade and regulatory relationship.
