"problems arrived" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
For example, you could use it in a sentence like this: "The day started off smoothly, but before noon, problems arrived."
The problems arrived from the complexity of the new developed mathematical model are solved and satisfactory results are obtained.
For Australia's Indigenous people, deep social problems arrived with the settlers and never departed.
"Mechanical Problems" arrived in the modern world along with Aristotle's works.
And then this spring – when he had such plans and projects – the problems arrived in threes.
But more serious problems arrived in the 1980s when she refused to praise the communist regime in her work.
On stage four on Tuesday, Froome's problems arrived almost instantly in a crash that sliced the skin off his left thigh and weakened his left wrist.
Banks are scrambling to dispose of these loans, typically made to hotels, office developers and retail strips, before problems arrive.
The Davis Cup series started a day late after the Israelis had problems arriving because of the earthquake that hit Chile on Feb. 28.
Still, European leaders are having big problems arriving at a solution for Greece, the country that provoked the debt crisis in the first place.
She almost missed her tee time in Wednesday's pro-am because of airline problems, arriving at the course 45 minutes before she was scheduled to tee off.
I wasn't an eager patron, I just wanted a quick hit of schadenfreude every time an update on their squatter problem arrived in my inbox.
