The phrase "arrived professionals" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe professionals who have just arrived at a location or event, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The arrived professionals were eager to start the conference."
Alternatives: "newly arrived professionals" or "professionals who have just arrived".
It was as if it had hidden in the shadows of my negative reserve for 12 years waiting for an opportunity like this to arrive: professional obligation, social presentation and physical depletion... the perfect storm.
Joseph in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn, which draws longtime Haitian and Hispanic residents and recently arrived white professionals.
When Los Angeles City Fire Engine Company 56 arrived, the professionals found it impossible to control more than 3,000 inexperienced workers.
Unlike most other chefs in a city where "Commander's Palace is our cooking school," as Mr. Brigtsen put it, Mr. Shannon had a formal education, at the Culinary Institute of America, and arrived with professional training in 1984.
As the stream of new medical technologies arrive, trained professionals will be called on to step into those areas as well.
Female workers and black professionals arrived last.
He encouraged immigration from Europe, and two generations after many laborers and professionals arrived in Venezuela from Italy, Portugal, Spain and the rest of South America to work, a soccer boom is paying dividends for the national team.
More than 1,200 teachers and experts contributed to the recommendations which all make up the blueprint and earlier this week more than 200 teachers and education professionals arrived at Merchant Taylors Halll in the City of London to hear how this new college could work.
When the professionals arrived, they found a lot more.
Saila Sao pulled the dart out before emergency medical professionals arrived at his house.
