The phrase "arrival was marked" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a significant event or occasion was associated with someone's arrival.
Example: "The arrival was marked by a grand celebration, welcoming the new ambassador to the city."
Alternatives: "arrival was celebrated" or "arrival was noted".
Our arrival was marked by the opening of a bottle of local wine.
Underscoring Sharif's sustained popularity, his arrival was marked by crowds of supporters; these celebrations were largely unhindered by police.
The Canadian had a dream start at Threadneedle Street: his arrival was marked by a surge in growth, a reshaping of monetary policy and a PR coup when he agreed to put Jane Austen's head on the next £10 notes.
Their arrival was marked by an explosion of camera flashes from a large phalanx of photographers and TV cameras, as Markle, 36, smiled, waved, and blew a kiss to wellwishers outside Pop Brixton, a community project that houses independent local businesses, start-ups, new restaurants and the not-for-profit radio station in shipping containers.
Henderson's arrival was marked by a statistical oddity.
This period of Arab history before Muhammad's arrival was marked by "barbarism" and "lawlessness," as described in the Quran.
Getting here entails a bumpy flight across the Brooks Range, and arrival is marked by a cheerful greeting from Kaktovik's mayor, Lon Sonsalla, who gestures across the gravel airstrip to the magnificent but fearsome animals lumbering nearby on the tundra: "Watch out for the polar bears".
P and S+R (interference shear and surface waves) arrivals are marked by yellow and white, respectively.
Mr. Chen's arrival on Monday was marked by a handful of protests.
According to Yeni Safak, a Turkish pro-government newspaper, the couple were traced on arrival because Belhoucine was marked as being suspicious.
Her arrival in Baghdad was marked by the luxury and extravagance of her retinue, which contrasted starkly with the impoverished caliphal court.
