The phrase "arrived elsewhere" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that someone or something has reached a different location or destination.
Example: "After a long journey, we finally arrived elsewhere, far from our original plans."
Alternatives: "reached another location" or "got to a different place".
There's no word yet on when AmazonFresh will arrive elsewhere in New York, including Manhattan.
Nevertheless, in either case, if full-length proviruses can persist for longer on the X chromosome then it is likely that if we look more closely we will find that viruses that integrate there are more successful replicators than those that arrive elsewhere.
Some traveled only a few blocks to get to the league's Manhattan space; others arrived from elsewhere in the States and Europe.
They found no sign of it there, indicating that Yersinia pestis was not already present in the English population before the Black Death, so it must have arrived from elsewhere.
This development places the believer on a frontier again, at the beginning of a new adventure; it means that the Christian who was born here is a stranger in a strange land no less than the Sikhs, Muslims, Hindus, Buddhists, Soviet Jews and Spanish-speaking Catholics who have arrived from elsewhere.
The universe itself is only 13.8 billion years old.Assuming the planets are the same age as their star (likely but not definite; it is just conceivable they have arrived from elsewhere), that suggests planet formation began not long after the Big Bang.
These were photographs of Britain in the documentary tradition, but not by British photographers: the exhibition, Strange and Familiar, shows the work of 23 photographers who arrived from elsewhere – Europe, Japan, North America – to catch some aspect of British life as it has been lived over the past 80 years.
Thus, the relative nondiversity of Koreanic and Japonic provides further support for the view that the speakers of the protolanguages arrived from elsewhere.
