The phrase "arrive among" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the act of reaching a particular place or group, often implying entering into a community or gathering.
Example: "When we finally arrive among the festival crowd, the energy was palpable."
Alternatives: "arrive in the midst of" or "come into the company of".
Audience members were starting to arrive, among them Linda Baylis Mallia.
At seductive Somerset Park they arrive among thousands of their singsong own.
Unlike other recent attempts to arrive among the top museums of the world, like the Guggenheim in Bilbao, Spain, this is a fairly conservative building for a fairly conservative city.
We went to the National Gallery yesterday.' 'I do like pictures,' says Iris. 'We discovered yesterday, didn't we darling, that the thing one must do is go in the Orange Street entrance, because you arrive among just the right sort of pictures to warm you up.
They'll feel more involved.' So as soon as Turk and his family arrive (among them three children who Hari Kunzru fondly describes as 'feral' and who notably flour-bombed some of last year's festival-goers) they'll do a reconnaissance of the Port Eliot grounds to find a suitable space; but Turk already has certain trees in mind from last year.
Therefore, only those vehicles that arrive among the time range [τ, t i C ] are delayed by the flow perturbation.
So Nicolas arrives among the Le Vistes, where he is not slow to notice Claude.
I arrived among the lights of Twenty-seventh and Welton, the Denver Negro-town.
During the 1st millennium bce several more groups arrived, among them the ancestors of the present Finns.
It was in the 19th century that fashionable society arrived, among them the Astors and the Morgans, and their mansions.
The facts are that three generations of missionaires taught the Marshall Island people before the Lockwoods arrived among them in 1928.
