The phrase "about the waiting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a topic related to the act of waiting or the feelings associated with it.
Example: "We had a long discussion about the waiting for the results of the test."
Alternatives: "regarding the wait" or "concerning the delay".
"Be assured that the governor and his entire administration are concerned about the waiting list," he said.
She sometimes forgets her medications and has been slow to resume therapy, complaining about the waiting list for individualized counseling at the San Diego Veterans Affairs health center.
Since the hotel was willing to pay for counseling, Michael was able to forget about the waiting list for a free class and enroll in a private program in Brooklyn.
Having grown so frustrated about the waiting times, and spent the last year anxious about when and how surgery (and convalescence) might interfere with my other life plans, this seemed dauntingly soon.
WASHINGTON, July 1 - Around 9 30 Friday morning, C. Boyden Gray, founder of the Committee for Justice, a conservative group that is a leading ally of President Bush, was sipping coffee at his Georgetown residence and confessing mild frustration to a reporter for The New York Times about the waiting game for a Supreme Court retirement.
In Alexandria, long queues formed at polling stations and voters complained about the waiting time.
Hence, we currently expect about 50 residents in the target intervention setting and about 50 in the waiting control condition.
Similar views could be compared at different time-series end point: clinical users, managers and patients could be informed in real time about the trends of the waiting list and about the current expected waiting times.
This video is about leaping -- the antidote to the waiting.
Tell them the truth about the disaster waiting around the corner unless they get out and vote.
But succession planning is as much about the person waiting in the wings as it is the boss.
