The phrase "arrivals behind" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to arrivals that are occurring later or after something else, such as in travel or event scheduling.
Example: "The arrivals behind the scheduled flight were delayed due to weather conditions."
Alternatives: "subsequent arrivals" or "later arrivals".
And for the delaying case, there are (77%) arrivals arriving slightly behind the schedule.
Part of the credit for that must go to the increased on-screen presence of Courtney B. Vance as Cochran and the arrival behind the camera of Anthony M. Hemingway, who has directed episodes of David Simon's "The Wire" and "Treme".
In 2012 the UK ranked eighth in the tourist arrivals league behind France, the US, China, Spain, Italy, Turkey and Germany.
With his combination of boyish good looks and winning form, Ishikawa revived interest in men's professional golf in Japan, which before his arrival lagged behind the Japan L.P.G.A. in television ratings.
The first pioneers scrambled over the Sierra Nevada, leaving stragglers behind; the newer arrivals sneak across the desert border, paying coyote gangs to smuggle them in.
Saumarez immediately ordered his ship to edge into the wind towards the strange vessels and rapidly came up on the port side of the new arrivals, with the wind behind him allowing freedom of movement.
BEHIND THE NEWS His arrival lifted some of the secrecy that had surrounded the impending nuptials.
Gambians are the second most frequent arrivals by sea in Italy, behind Nigerians, according to the International Organisation for Migration.
The group was largely segregated, with women in bright scarves standing in clusters with the children behind the main arrivals area, where the men, some in traditional velvet robes, waited with camcorders to record the moment of arrival.
They may even be behind two more recent arrivals at Europe's main ring.
