The phrase "arrived to explain" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used to indicate that someone has come to provide clarification or information about something.
Example: "The expert arrived to explain the complex theory to the students."
Alternatives: "came to clarify" or "showed up to elucidate".
Ian Ayre, Liverpool's chief executive, then arrived to explain the decision in person.
When the moment arrived to explain their findings and recommendations to Congress, however, the timing could not have been poorer.
But even before Mr Colaninno [the investors' leader] had arrived to explain Operation Phoenix, Mr Tajani had praised it for "favouring the [free] market and the principle of competition".(Photo credit: AP).
As the news conference was breaking up, Hoshyar Zebari, a Kurdish official who helped plan the opposition gathering, arrived to explain furiously that the conference had been held without the consent of the other main opposition groups.
At times she comes across, confusingly, as a character in a coming-of-age novel — but alas, no novelist arrives to explain her to herself.
The next morning, Ed is extremely hungover but manages to pull himself together by the time Chris Harrison arrives to explain the challenge.
Only then does Holmes arrive to explain that his British opera-trained mother and jazz-loving African-American father filled his Farnham, New York home with much music, The remainder of the show is Holmes's humble homage to his parents -- the kind of tribute surely not a Vegas staple.
"People come to us as designers because our gardens have a sense of peace, and a spiritual quality," Pearson explains, having arrived to cheer along his team of volunteer gardeners by planting some new witch hazels.
As Metcalfe explained, Lynsey soon arrived to comfort her, and came to her "rescue when she's at her lowest point.
When they arrived he tried to explain his case.
The police officer who arrived asked her to explain what Twitter was.
