The phrase "awaited for" is not grammatically correct.
The correct form would be "awaited." Example: The results of the election were eagerly awaited by the entire country.
This was eagerly awaited for several reasons -.
IT WAS a moment Russians had awaited for many years.
But the report had been keenly awaited for another reason.
The flotation is the most eagerly awaited for years.
Among Jews, it has been awaited for a good many centuries.
Their first show in Dar, in 2009, was much awaited for.
Dates are awaited for preliminary hearings into both cases and any final judgment remains months away.
This was notable because the surge had been awaited for more than 20 years.
The return of Guns 'n' Roses has been eagerly awaited for years by millions.
The publication, awaited for 13 years, will not necessarily end speculation around Saudi influence, however.
They are eagerly awaited, for even a partially effective vaccine could have a significant impact on the virus's spread.
