The phrase "arrived from this" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the origin of something, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The package arrived from this location, which was unexpected."
Alternatives: "came from this" or "originated from this".
In winter the shondesh is sweetened with palm syrup, and it had arrived from the countryside this afternoon in terra-cotta pitchers.
A second letter arrived from the west, this time addressed to Cope.
For example, Germany reported that 256,221 immigrants arrived from the 18 countries in this study, whereas these countries reported that only 66,905 emigrants moved to Germany.
Volume information arrived from the postal survey.
"This is a public health emergency waiting to happen — especially as more people arrive from this and other caravans," said Dr. Allen Keller from Bellevue Hospital in New York, one of a number of volunteers who has arrived to help out at the sports complex.
Barely-seared luxurious Scottish langoustines arrive from this organized, minimalist set up beneath fried cabbage chips with apple, cabbage and a rich broken parsley oil-the cooking liquid enhanced from simmering with the langoustines' heads atop a Bukowski-worthy hotplate-cum-stove (okay, it's a little fancier, but you get the drift).
But within two hours, another e-mail message had arrived from everypath.com, this time with the subject line, "We apologize for the accidental spam......
Although he's been a regular goal-getter since he arrived from Ipswich, this season he has found a new level and is lethal.
When Danny Graves, who was born in Vietnam, arrived from Cincinnati this season, he joined a pitching staff with members from Japan, South Korea, Puerto Rico, Venezuela, the Dominican Republic and every major region of the United States -- South, Northeast, Midwest and West Coast.
He'd not long arrived from Bombay, and this was the first job he'd found".
