The phrase "awaited plan" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a plan that has been anticipated or expected for some time.
Example: "After months of uncertainty, the awaited plan was finally revealed during the meeting."
Alternatives: "anticipated plan" or "expected plan".
On a day of trading clouded by fears of a potential terrorist attack, John A. Thain, the chief executive of the New York Stock Exchange, announced yesterday his long awaited plan to increase electronic trading that could diminish the historic role of floor traders.
On a second crucial front last week -- Wall Street versus Main Street -- the administration was sending mixed signals on its long awaited plan to settle legal claims against banks for fraudulent mortgage practices, in exchange for a $20 billion bank contribution towards mortgage refinancing that would allow more people to keep their homes.
A long awaited plan for rebuilding the nursing homes were finally financed during the intervention phase, and caused 2 participating nursing homes to close down during intervention and 2 during follow-up (3 intervention homes, 1 control home).
Unless the recent stockmarket rally is sustained, growth prospects look dim.A long-awaited plan to deal with Japan's bad-loan problem by a government taskforce failed to materialise amid suggestions that senior politicians in the ruling Liberal Democratic Party had found the proposals too stern to consider.See article: Japan's economy.
The Bush administration is indefinitely postponing a long-awaited plan for altering the Missouri River's flow.
A14 Russia Unveils Economic Plan The Kremlin issued its long-awaited plan to overhaul Russia's economy.
Osborne's limited budget options Child care Long-awaited plan to make child care more affordable still being negotiated inside Coalition.
The long-awaited plan has few new proposals, and instead lists several changes that Mr. Levy had previously announced.
President Obama's long-awaited plan to revive the banks could work if certain assumptions about the future are right.
Mr. Davis revealed the long-awaited plan as the state endured its 32nd straight day of a power emergency.
Or how about: what's happened to the long-awaited plan for a pedestrian bridge at Nine Elms, where 20,000 new homes are being built?
