The sentence 'shipment will arrive' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this sentence when you are referring to an expected delivery of some kind of goods. For example: "We've been informed that the shipment will arrive tomorrow and we will begin processing orders immediately."
Another shipment will arrive Thursday.
But the store manager doesn't know exactly when that shipment will arrive so can't manage the labor required to receive it.
Plus, you don't need to worry about having enough copies of whatever book, or worry about when the shipment will arrive, or keep track of which books need to be replaced.
The International Committee of the Red Cross in Syria also shared on Twitter that its teams are "working around the clock" making preparations to ensure that the first aid shipment will arrive on Monday.
To assuage any potential concern among American pill-poppers, PillPack guarantees that those shipments will arrive on time.
Some buyers of Apple's 4th generation iPad with LTE are receiving notices (via 9t05Mac and MacRumors) that their shipments will arrive by November 16, otherwise known as this coming Friday.
Ms. Cabonce has lived here ever since, sleeping on a damp pew, wondering when the next shipment of relief goods will arrive.
In another mail he warned the president that "a tested source who met with leaders of groups in Baba Amr today said a big shipment of weapons coming from Libya will arrive to the shores of one of the neighbouring states within three days to be smuggled to Syria".
The shipment of guns and ammunition, which is worth £1.6m, will arrive on Wednesday.
While the first shipment sold out within three weeks this month, another will arrive in January.
The first shipment sold out in a week, but the second will arrive in time for Thanksgiving.
