The phrase "arrived faster" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that reached a destination more quickly than another person or thing.
Example: "The train arrived faster than the bus, allowing us to start our journey sooner."
Alternatives: "got here quicker" or "reached us sooner".
And he said that in the communities where four of the six companies had been situated, neighboring engines still arrived faster than the department's average arrival time, which is 4 minutes 50 seconds.
Ordering got easier; packages arrived faster.
(The horses have arrived faster than she has been able to make room for them).
Life has been harder for national operators on the continent, where deregulation has arrived faster, amid cut-throat competition and tumbling international call rates.
There were no warnings for they had arrived faster than sound and you heard the bomb explosion first and then the bomber going away.
The S reflection is emerged in the ACFs at a lag time of 3.950 s irrespective of the polarization direction and arrived faster than that of the one-source case.
It's called Cervejaria da Esquina, and it arrived fast on the heels of Tasca da Esquina, both showcasing the cooking of Vitor Sobral.
A fantastic chicken soup with pastina ($12), ordered at 11 p.m., arrived fast enough to still be steaming.
The European Championships could not have arrived fast enough on Saturday for Schweinsteiger and his Bayern teammates who are also on the German national team.
In this exploratory pilot study, participants arrived fasted at an observation laboratory on two occasions and randomly received either a high-sugar/low-fiber meal or a low-sugar/high-fiber meal at each visit.
For visit one, they arrived fasting and a 2-h glucose tolerance test and HbA1c and fructosamine testing were performed.
