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The phrase "a waiting" is not typically used in written English.
It is not grammatically correct as "waiting" is a verb and "a" is an article, which should be followed by a noun. You may see phrases like "waiting for" or "waiting on" in written English, but "a waiting" on its own is not a commonly used phrase. Example: "She sat in the doctor's office, a bundle of nerves, a waiting room full of other anxious patients."
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"There's a waiting list".
There was a waiting list.
It has a waiting list.
"But there's a waiting list".
We had a waiting list of 200.
That, too, now has a waiting list.
President Wilson advocated a waiting policy.
Still hopeful about a waiting list?
So everyone played a waiting game.
About 50 are on a waiting list.
And there is a waiting list.
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