"arrived damaged" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when something has been mailed to you in a damaged condition. For example: "The package I ordered online arrived damaged."
Another set went out, and arrived damaged again.
Item either arrived damaged or is supposed to have these shoulder cutouts for some reason.
Buyers, it seems, can claim never to have received goods posted in good faith, or can get several weeks of use out of them before insisting that they arrived damaged and eBay, in many cases, unquestioningly refunds them.
But even though today's cases are sturdy, the instrument can arrive damaged.
It is extremely frustrating when goods arrive damaged, especially the week before Christmas.
A sofa is an expensive item that could arrive damaged; would I trust a distant retailer to smooth out the difficulties as quickly as a hometown store might?
If you are not satisfied with the response (or do not get one), you can file a claim with Amazon, which guarantees your order if it is not delivered — or arrives damaged or defective.
Other common motivations include items arriving damaged, causing 62 per cent to leave a bad review, while late delivery will cause just over half of shoppers to vent their frustrations online.
[C2.] Using E-Mail to Market Citrus Growers in Florida are using digital cameras and the Internet to market their fruit far from the citrus groves and to resolve disputes when shipments arrive damaged.
When goods arrive damaged in the U.S., the factory claims that the importer has been making up the story in order to lower import costs.
