The phrase "awaited relief" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a relief or assistance that has been anticipated or expected for some time.
Example: "After weeks of uncertainty, the awaited relief finally arrived in the form of government aid."
Alternatives: "long-awaited relief" or "anticipated relief".
Some are still awaiting relief.
Already the British-based charity Save the Children says that some children under five may have died from starvation as they await relief, and thousands more could be at risk in the coming weeks.
In fact the UK did virtually nothing in the Iraq war after the initial seizure of Basra except hand it over to pro-Iranian militias and retreat to the safety of its barracks at Basra airport, there to await relief from US forces.
Instead, the ship was ordered to drop anchor and await relief by.
Twiggs, while awaiting relief from Waite, surrendered the property on the condition that federal troops could peacefully evacuate.
And what began as a season with one or two questions to answer, closed with a list of them and an entire off season to sit and wait anxiously awaiting relief for real answers.
Perhaps Oct4 is bound to genes in a nonfunctional state, awaiting relief from, or addition of, some partner to work.
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The Obama administration staunchly defended two deals with Iran that came to fruition on Saturday, praising an unexpected prisoner swap and long awaited sanctions relief for the Islamic republic despite criticism from the Republican presidential field.
The Israelis responded by closing the Gaza airport to all flights "except those of Chairman Arafat" -- a move that infuriated Palestinians, as it forced the cancellation of anxiously awaited medical relief flights from the Persian Gulf.
