The phrase "I usually arrived" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
For example, you might write: "I usually arrived at school by 8:45am."
I usually arrive in a town the night before the fight.
On a typical day I usually arrive at the college at around 8am.
I usually arrive there in a TriBeCa or SoHo bar, catching up with old friends over a nightcap.
I'd usually arrive at sunset, the room filled with shafts of gold light.
I'd usually arrive there on Friday around 7 PM, right when my brother and his friends began their furious end-of-week smoke out.
We usually arrived around midnight, but I was too excited about seeing you the next day to sleep much.
I used to avoid ordering pork because the modern variety had become so lean it usually arrived dry and tough.
He wrote (1 ), "From childhood, I have been an early riser… getting up when I woke at about 5 am… usually arriving at the School between 6 and 7 am".
I usually try to arrive the night before when I have to lecture at meetings.
If I can't get to a magazine before the next one arrives, I usually don't get through it at all.
