"mass arrival" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to a large number of people or things arriving at the same time or in a concentrated group. Example: The airport was bustling with the mass arrival of tourists for the holiday weekend.
Cue a mass arrival of CVs from Barclays bankerss.
He guards the mass arrival of horseshoe crabs every May from commercial scavengers so that birds can feast.
The country's wealth has resulted in a rise in overseas workers, a nation so synonymous with emigration now suddenly the site of mass arrival.
But it has set out the reasons why numbers are unlikely to replicate the mass arrival of the Poles 10 years ago.
He puts the current mass arrival down to unusual weather conditions, with following winds helping the moths as they flew westwards from their eastern European breeding grounds.
Anand Babu, chief operating officer at Sidewalk Labs, believes cities could be fundamentally reshaped by the mass arrival of shared, driverless cars, something he forecasts to happen sooner than many people think.
Because of the mass arrivals of refugees, the French insist that "people arriving in Europe are the object of strict security vetting".
On Lesbos one rescue worker said scenes had become eerily reminiscent of the days before Europe cut a deal with Turkey in March to curb mass arrivals.
But since then the Mediterranean route, which many Africans used, has been supplanted by the mass arrivals of Syrians and Iraqis in Europe via Turkey and the Balkans.
Yet there will be little sympathy for Berlin from Hungary, Italy or Greece, which are bearing the brunt of the mass arrivals of people from Syria, Iraq, Eritrea and Afghanistan.
The move, two days after a ship carrying 1,000 Kurdish migrants landed in Sicily, will give the police and other authorities more powers to manage problems caused by such mass arrivals and will free up money to build shelters.
