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The phrase "and wait in an" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are instructing someone to pause or remain in a certain state or location, often followed by a specific situation or condition.
Example: "Please take a seat and wait in an area designated for visitors until your name is called."
Alternatives: "and remain in a" or "and stay in a".
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Often he would reach the hotel before me and wait in an armchair by the window.
For the most part, they and their teams can briefly relax and wait in an ode to the N.B.A.'s imbalance.
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The staff is service-minded and quick — customers take a number, and wait in a line that never stalls.
For example, suppose that customers arrive at times 0 = T0 < T1 < T2 <⋯ and wait in a queue until their turn.
The cast does speak in a Russian-sounding gibberish, wear drab clothes and wait in a drably anonymous place.
Should I hole up and wait in a nearby burger joint for a few hours, or should I get back to my Auckland agenda?
Many bodies have not been identified and wait in a sweltering room under strips of red cloth with their feet poking out.
I had to hike with my holdall to a remote corner of town on the edge of a housing estate and wait in a bus shelter for him to come by in his ailing sports car.
Why leave the house and wait in a line in some dumb high school gym if I'm just adding to a gigantic pile of Kerry votes?
Visitors could buy tickets then return later and wait in a shorter line.
If people using electronic toll-paying had to pay a surplus and wait in a longer line.
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