The phrase "arriving here for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating the purpose or reason for someone arriving at a specific location.
Example: "I appreciate everyone arriving here for the meeting on time."
Alternatives: "coming here for" or "reaching this place for".
"I feel great, thank God," Beltran told reporters soon after arriving here for a game Tuesday with the Mets.
Delegates arriving here for a United Nations conference on combating organized crime are greeted by giant city billboards that declare, "The World Has a Dream: Imitate Palermo".
NEW DELHI — With President Hu Jintao of China arriving here for a diplomatic summit meeting, the Indian authorities sought on Wednesday to prevent Tibetans from staging anti-China protests, as paramilitary officers closed down the city's Tibetan neighborhoods.
BASEL, Switzerland — Minutes after a limestone head by Modigliani sold for $52.6 million at a Christie's auction in Paris on Monday, word spread to the collectors arriving here for the annual art fair.
LAS VEGAS — The Los Angeles Lakers recently acquired a high-profile player, but many longtime fans have been arriving here for N.B.A. Summer League paying homage to the past.
The officials, arriving here for the winter meeting of the National Governors Association, said that state revenues were coming in far below their projections and that the new federal measure, while helpful, would not be a panacea.
Those buses arrived here for the last time on Wednesday.
— He arrived here for what seemed like it could be a big moment.
Today, as he arrived here for a campaign event, he completed his NCAA Final Four bracket.
As Mr. Obama arrived here for a campaign stop, he reached Mr. Clinton by telephone.
State officials voiced their concerns as they arrived here for the winter meeting of the National Governors Association.
