The phrase "await the emergence of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing anticipation for something to appear or become evident, often in a formal or literary context.
Example: "We must remain patient as we await the emergence of new technologies that will revolutionize our industry."
Alternatives: "look forward to the arrival of" or "anticipate the development of".
Among those who await the emergence of the next dominant American player, he is already talked about as a has-been.
Change may have to await the emergence of a post-war generation of leaders, free of old fears and prepared to challenge the man they call o pai grande, the great father.
As we await the emergence of the summit of Col de la Croix de Fer, here are the king of the mountains standings.
Patience regarding exits is something that hasn't always been rewarded in the European venture capital asset class, and we await the emergence of broader success for continental European venture funds.
I urge the parents to await the emergence of their college student with patience.
Begley eagerly awaits the emergence of America's Zola or Proust, to probe courageously the wounds of deep political division in great fiction.
His papers, deposited at Harvard, include his golf scorecards (awaiting, possibly, the emergence of academic golf-crit).
One understands why the Rameau revival had to await the re-emergence of period-style instruments, with their particular timbres and ways of speaking.
Second, consent enables people to establish political allegiances by creating new political societies or joining existing ones without awaiting the gradual emergence of bonds of community and reciprocity; consent is an immediate passport to "perfect membership" in a commonwealth.
It's as if we're all Attenboroughs, awaiting the annual emergence of some rare hibernating lemur, hushed lest we send it scurrying back into its burrow.
That dunk, with 6 minutes 31 seconds remaining in the first quarter, not only gave the Nets a lead they would never relinquish, but it also ignited a six-minute highlight reel showing the awaited emergence of Martin, the overall No. 1 pick in the 2000 National Basketball Association draft.
