"arrives smoothly" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the arrival of someone or something at a given place or situation. Example: The plane arrived smoothly at the airport.
"I'm not going to spend the next hour making sure the motorcade arrives smoothly," Iannucci said.
No matter the device or the price, I rapidly learned, there's always an eye-popping bit of arithmetic from the salesman involving leasing, deposits and treatment payment plans, plus a decent dollop of wishful thinking, which arrives smoothly, almost imperceptibly, at "££££".
Our objective is to design a control law so that the mobile router moves smoothly and arrives at exactly the desired position.
So he agreed to co-star with Minnie in a commercial to recruit volunteers to help the Republican National Convention run smoothly when it arrives in Manhattan at the end of August.
The gathering is going smoothly, until one of Socrates' favorite protégés, Alcibiades, arrives, quite drunk, and gives an extravagant speech about his teacher.
The clothing needs to be labeled correctly so that it travels smoothly through a large retailer's distribution centers and arrives on schedule at each store around the world.
It took more than a year to get ENIAC running smoothly after it arrived at the Ballistic Research Laboratory.
As a result, the flash crowd appearing in the early stage of a software patch release cannot be handled smoothly with abruptly arriving requests, thus considerable server bandwidth is needed.
Leslie Gamez, the managing director of international games for the United States Olympic Committee, is essentially the maestro of the team, responsible not just for transporting 216 athletes, 475 employees and 14 shipping containers to British Columbia, but also for making sure everything runs smoothly once they arrive.
She says it all went smoothly: the boxes arrived from the factory on time; the teams of workmen on cherrypickers and forklifts built the stacks to her satisfaction while she stood in the middle orchestrating them with a laser pointer; then she went around with glue gun and wet wipes titivating and finalising the details.
It needs to be publicised so that visitors come, and when they arrive, everything has to run smoothly.
