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The phrase "are waiting behind" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where individuals or objects are positioned at the back of a line or in a location, typically in anticipation of something.
Example: "The guests are waiting behind the curtain for the show to start."
Alternatives: "are standing in line" or "are positioned at the back."
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Never mind that 50 people are waiting behind them in the aisle.
And speaking of Manhattan, the only ethnic minorities you see there are waiting behind counters to sell the women expensive handbags.
In complete silence, he points us towards the door that Anna and her bodyguards are waiting behind.
Need For a Boogeyman"If Hamas were to go down it would be hell — really fundamentalist Islamists are waiting behind the corner," Landau said.
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He must have known that Drogba was waiting behind him.
And beyond them, a few dozen South Carolina fans were waiting behind metal fences, calling his name.
Another car was waiting behind them to take the illegal parking place when it was vacant.
My family, up to 20 of them, were waiting behind the glass partition when I arrived.
I've been waiting behind this gentleman, I just don't get it, she sighs.
A middle-aged gentleman, who was waiting behind me for his turn, tried, also to no avail.
"I was waiting behind the other door and I could take them out through the back of the gallery".
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