The phrase "a further waiting" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts where you are referring to an additional period of waiting or delay.
Example: "After a further waiting period, we finally received the results we had been anticipating."
Alternatives: "an additional wait" or "a prolonged waiting time".
She has been waiting to be seen for an assessment for ADHD for eight months, and may well be facing a further wait since the assessment clinic has been reduced to two members of staff; the consultant has more than 100 cases on her slate.
There is a wait after diagnosis for referral for radiotherapy, followed by a planning stage, and then a further wait for treatment.
There is a further wait before another car swings on to the main peak, where an elevator (more waiting) lifts you to the very highest point, with sensational views across the Alps.
But it can take up to nine months for the French authorities to issue a request to the UK to take over an asylum claim, followed by a further wait while the Home Office makes a decision.
That means a further wait on the sidelines for Henrikh Mkhitaryan and United will also be missing Luke Shaw, who was sent home from training on Wednesday with a temperature.
It can take up to nine months for the French authorities to issue a "take charge" request to the UK to take over an asylum claim, and a further wait for the Home Office to make a decision and issue travel documents.
Residents in the Vale of Glamorgan face a further wait to find out how much council tax they will pay from April.
There could still be a further wait for a final confirmation vote, because of Senate rules that require 60 votes to stop debate, followed by a waiting period before a final vote.
In current services, after discharge from the psychological therapy service, a new episode of depression would require re-referral back to the team via the GP, necessitating a further wait.
When initial stasis had been achieved, there was a further wait for 3 5 min for the spheres to redistribute within the lesion and be pushed more distally by the blood inflow.
