Is it okay to say "Après l'arrivée de la personne" in terms of a guest coming to a house?

I know what it means. I just want to know if it is fine in terms of context in French, because sometimes what we say in English isn't correct in French :).

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It's OK to say that.

Sra (aka Mme)

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Yes, it is grammatically correct to say "Après l'arrivée de la personne" in the context of a guest coming to a house. This phrase translates to "After the person's arrival" in English. However, it's important to note that the phrase itself doesn't explicitly specify if the person is a guest or not. It simply states that it is happening after the person's arrival. To convey the idea of a guest arriving at a house, you can provide more context or rephrase the sentence accordingly.