Discussion
The committee has not yet arrived __________ a final decision regarding the proposal.
Answer: C
The answer is at: The committee has not yet arrived at a final decision.
The fixed expression is arrive at a decision, a conclusion, an agreement or a verdict. When arrive means reaching a destination, English uses at for a point (arrive at the station) and in for a city or country (arrive in Delhi). A decision is treated as a point you reach, so at is the collocation.
Arrived on and arrived for are not used with decision, and arrived in a decision is not idiomatic.
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