The word 'await' is correct and usable in written English. You can use it when you are waiting for something with enthusiasm or expectation. For example: "We await the results of the election with anticipation".
Defoe jogs back to the midfield area to await Jasmin Hadanovic's goal-kick.
I anxiously await the new episode each Monday night.
When these people arrive at Australian detention centres, they are left with severe sunburn and skin rashes, sitting in clothing drenched with faeces and urine while they await interrogation.
Hughes, 61, spoke as he returned to his home in Florida to await prosecution on charges of violating national airspace and operating an unregistered aircraft.
"We welcome this development and await the outcome of investigation," he said.
They are in the Copa del Rey final, they lead 3-0 from the first leg in the Champions League semi-final, with Real Madrid likely to await them in Berlin, and now they watched from Camp Nou as Valencia helped them take a giant step towards the title.
Different tests await, and a celebrated back line that has now kept nine clean sheets in 10 matches will have to remain watertight if progress is to be forced to Berlin in June.
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