The phrase "arrived only recently" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has come or been received not long ago.
Example: "The new shipment of supplies arrived only recently, so we still have plenty of stock available."
Alternatives: "just arrived" or "recently came in".
Honor arrived only recently on Island 365.
Three-quarters of them were not citizens, suggesting that they had arrived only recently in the states.
The hotel has seen four American centuries and survived plenty, but its hardest times may have arrived only recently.
But the last of the reinforcements arrived only recently, and officials in Washington have said it is too early to say whether the strategy will work.
One of them, who arrived only recently, called him a "Khmer Rouge," a fanatic who would only rekindle mass murder and waves of violence in his country if he could.
Part of the challenge for venture capitalists is that the large majority of money available to finance new businesses arrived only recently, so many of the entrepreneurs here have figured out ways to build their operations without it.
One hypothesis for the lower species richness of South American salamanders is that they arrived only relatively recently via the Isthmus of Panama (or Panamanian land bridge), which is widely accepted to have closed 3 to 4 million years ago (MYA).
He had his contract paid up within two months of signing, having being left out of Palace's 25-man Premier League squad, while of the others to arrive, only Dwight Gayle, recently told he is free to leave by Pardew, Marouane Chamakh and Jason Puncheon, who came on an initial loan from Southampton, have made a significant impact.
Mr. Boks may not have seen the Bronx cheers coming because he had arrived here only recently, from Arizona.
He said Mr. Gingrich did not draw a distinction between someone who had been here for 25 years or had arrived illegally only recently.
Houser had arrived in Louisiana only recently, police say.
