The phrase "arrived here late" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone or something that has come to a location after the expected or scheduled time.
Example: "The train arrived here late due to unexpected delays on the track."
Alternatives: "got here late" or "reached here late".
He arrived here late in July & found a summer job as a check-stand attendant at the YMCA's William Sloane Residence House.
Mr. Ramadan arrived here late Thursday from Syria on a trip to try to forge a common Arab position on United States threats.
Mussina acknowledged that the Devil Rays were in the same position as the Yankees since both teams had arrived here late Friday night.
The letter from the department, which arrived here late Thursday, said the search to verify registered voters who the state suspects are not citizens could violate the provisions of the Voting Rights Act of 1965, which covers five Florida counties, and the National Voter Registration Act of 1993, which safeguards voter rolls.
More than a quarter-century after a war that cost 58,000 American lives and shaped the politics of his generation, President Clinton arrived here late Thursday promising a new relationship with Vietnam, a country that is at once fascinated by its former enemy and deeply ambivalent about opening its society and economy to a world that America dominates.
George Washington arrived here late October to fight for the British as a young officer, and stayed only two weeks.
But the main attraction will instead be President Bush, who is expected to arrive here late on Thursday.
But if you are arriving here late then fear not, none of Thursday's games have been included in the Pick Six contest.
Mr. Stakic, charged on one count of genocide, arrived here late today.
Hoping to secure a truce, the envoy and former general, Anthony C. Zinni, arrived here late last month.
Ahmad Chalabi, a well-connected Iraqi exile who last saw Baghdad in 1958, arrived here late today, his aides said.
