The phrase "arrived although" is not correct and does not form a usable expression in written English.
It is typically used when contrasting two ideas, but it requires a more complete structure to convey a clear meaning.
Example: "She arrived at the party, although she was feeling unwell."
Alternatives: "arrived even though" or "came despite".
He was smart to do so, because as it neared 8, a half-hour after the scheduled start, only one other young Republican had arrived, although the arrival of four members of the Bronx County G.O.P., a more established group, helped turn the occasion from a meeting into an intimate dinner featuring pasta and fried calamari.
Joe didn't let up once we arrived, although he was never obtrusive.
No Russian officials have confirmed he ever arrived, although Patino's comments about that today were categorical.
The next day, his glove arrived, although Overbay said he liked Gardner's and might stick with it.
Now, some 3,100 of a promised 4,800 have arrived, although Mr. Kouchner wanted 6,000.
Jimmy Garvin, the lead singer of "Traitor," a singing group, arrived, although Allison had tried to tell him not to come.
Bodies were still arriving although the running battles had largely cooled off.
They are eager for the outside world to arrive, although when it does the result is sometimes perplexing.
In Bongao, on Tawi-Tawi, the desk clerk at the Beachside Inn, Nur Uddin, said by telephone that foreigners continued to arrive, although not very often.
Mr. Tang said he got only a half-hour warning that China's most powerful official was arriving, although the village party chief, Gu Rongjin, said he had a week's notice.
Immigrants from countries with the disease are offered screening when they arrive, although Chris Griffiths, a tuberculosis expert at Queen Mary, University of London, reckons the system is too leaky to catch all of them.
