This phrase is not grammatically correct and is not commonly used in written English.
It should be revised to say "expected to arrive." Example: The package is expected to arrive tomorrow.
MONDAY 7 25 P.M. Roger Toussaint, the union local's president, and Peter S. Kalikow, the M.T.A. chairman, looking less sleep-deprived than expected, arrive in the press room to announce the agreement.
UNICEF is working with partners to ready the site for the tens of thousands of people expected arrive shortly.
Compared to caged flocks, more submissions than expected arrived for necropsy from indoor litter-based housing systems and from farms with hens in free-range systems.
She also said the family would begin to shop at Costco when the twins she is expecting arrive in January.
You should expect: Arrive at the recording location on time.
It is expected to arrive next year.
Fifty, not having expected to arrive here,.
They were expected to arrive here Wednesday.
They are expected to arrive later today.
The ship is expected to arrive early next week.
They are expected to arrive today.
