'barrage of arrows' is a correct phrase that can be used in written English.
For example, you could use the phrase in the sentence "The enemy was bombarded with a relentless barrage of arrows."
When the Piasa swooped down to attack Ouatoga, it was killed by the barrage of poisoned arrows, thus saving the tribe.
On the island, the remaining survivors are back in the past, attempting to start a fire, when they are attacked by a barrage of flaming arrows.
They were met with a barrage of missiles, not arrows but spears, axes and stones.
The conquistadores were met with a barrage of stones, spears, arrows, boiling water mixed with lime and ash, and found the nearby town defended by a formidable 4 feet thick defensive wall fashioned from stone and earth and reinforced with treetrunks.
Deutsche Bank, Germany's biggest financial firm, faces lots of slings and arrows: a never-ending barrage of fines from American regulators, tough new rules on bank capital, a stagnant European economy and listless financial markets.
David Cameron is another lover of arrows.
Look at the sheer number of arrows!
Mr. Rivera Villafañe built the piece outdoors, subjected it to a barrage of gunfire, then marked the path of the bullets with steel dowls, which bristle through the walls like giant arrows.
