The phrase "arrived to those" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct expression would typically be "arrived for those" or "arrived at those."
Example: "The package arrived for those who ordered it last week."
Alternatives: "came to those" or "reached those."
On the contrary, making them accessible ensures that state aid arrives to those who have a right to it…Helping them isn't ignominious, the ignominy is trying to hide who is helped and trying to keep the channelling of public funds secret.
Inaccurate mapping, as there was with Sandy and even more so with Hurricane Katrina in 2005, can add up to weeks—and in some cases months before help arrives to those most in need.
From apps and websites which tell us when the next bus, train or plane will arrive to those which help find a free parking space, the amount of transport data generated in cities is ever-growing.
When in Rome, dear, simply exploit the ignorance of those newly arrived to the Colosseum.
Bradford GP Dr Bavington explores the healthcare experiences of those newly arrived to the UK, as his own surgery in Girlington faces a new wave of eastern Europeans.
Dr Bavington sees at first hand the struggles of those newly arrived to this country and the part health plays in the process as they gradually assimilate.
Caesarean deliveries (n = 690) and those who arrived to the delivery room with signs of imminent delivery were excluded.
From those who have financially supported my academic dreams, to those who mentored me since the day I arrived to college, to those who helped me through my struggle with mathematics, to those who taught me the meaning of self-care.
A fourth police van arrived to join those stationed there, then came a large truck to collect rubbish – as happens with such efficiency in Paris.
Many of the Somalis who eventually arrived to fill those jobs were practicing Muslims and their faith obliges them to pray at five fixed times every day.
