The phrase "arrive annually" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an event or occurrence that takes place once a year.
Example: "The festival will arrive annually, bringing together artists and performers from around the world."
Alternatives: "come every year" or "take place annually".
Tens of thousands of visitors arrive annually, not for pilgrimages but for escapist vacations.
A study commissioned by the government at the time suggested that 5,000 to 13,000 people from the new member states combined would arrive annually through 2010.
Aside from the beaches that now attract most of the 13m tourists who arrive annually, credit must be given to the Egyptians themselves.
Some 5 million overseas visitors arrive annually, the largest share of which come from New Zealand, Japan, the United Kingdom, the United States, and Singapore.
By the beginning of the 21st century, some 14 million visitors were arriving annually, many of them from the United Kingdom and Germany, and there was a new emphasis on attracting tourists from China.
The closest I ever came to having a maiden auntie to send me a Christmas fruitcake each year was the holiday gift that arrived annually from Tibor's company.
Despite a multitude of overheated attempts by less-gifted choreographers to update "The Nutcracker," George Balanchine's straightforward version arrives annually at the New York City Ballet as a blessed relief.
The F.D.A., which is responsible for monitoring 80percentt of the country's food, inspects barely 1percentt of the food shipments arriving annually at hundreds of ports throughout the country, according to government statistics.
Until 1987, less than 6000 foreign-born persons aged 40+ arrived annually.
Canada has one of the highest per-capita rates of immigration of any high-income country, with ≈250 000 immigrants (0.8% of population) arriving annually from countries around the world.
More than one million tourists annually arrive in Alaska, usually by cruise ship.
