The phrase "arrived at among" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a conclusion or agreement reached by a group, but the construction is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The decisions were arrived at among the committee members after much discussion."
Alternatives: "reached by" or "concluded among".
Nate had arrived at school -- among the first Head Start centers in the nation to administer the test -- with an eager smile that morning.
In early January, returning to Tokyo from celebrating New Year's with friends in Osaka, we stopped in Nagano, and an hour's travel time later arrived at Seni, surely among the most luxurious of Japan's onsen.
"All five parties were happy that I stood up and said that we had arrived at an agreement among all parties and that is unprecedented.
The questions included were arrived at by consensus among the authors.
To determine whether the number of flowers probed by bees once they arrived at a plant differed among subpopulations, we calculated the mean number of probes per plant per observation period.
He arrived at Maine in 1984, and among the players he coached over the years were Paul Kariya and Scott Pellerin, who won the Hobey Baker award, given to college hockey's top player.
And is it possible that what was an unusually harsh sentence (for a German postwar court) was arrived at because Bach-Zelewski was among the very few Nazi leaders who had tried to protect Jews from the Einsatzgruppen, suffered a nervous breakdown after the mass killings, and testified for the prosecution in Nuremberg?
Four men arrived at her door, the magistrate among them One heard on the radio that her flat was searched from eight at night until two in the morning — which seems irregular, for no policeman is allowed to enter a private home between sunset and sunrise.
The interior minister was among those who arrived at the cave entrance by motorcade.
Among residents who arrived at the showground were holidaymakers and homeless people.
