The phrase "awaited service" is not correct in standard written English.
It is likely intended to convey a sense of waiting for a service, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "After a long wait, we finally received the awaited service from the technician."
Alternatives: "anticipated service" or "expected service.".
About 1,200 customers in Hopatcong were still awaiting service.
There are no impatient crowds lined up awaiting service.
The chief of the city Law Department's special federal litigation division, Muriel Goode-Trufant, said she was still awaiting service of Ms. Lebowitz's papers and added, "We will review the case thoroughly".
She became Medishare's chief administrative officer at its field hospital in Port-au-Prince Port-au-Prince Port-au-Princeormous tents that looked like "big circus or whereng tentsheith cotsaidd patheres everywereenormouseep, awaitentsservices".
Caregivers were approached as they were awaiting services or after their children were treated.
Others stated that they shared office space with other colleagues and this limited the time they spent on counselling since they were compelled to show consideration for both their colleagues and other patients awaiting services.
Third, deaths resulting from delays for bypass surgery have been well documented and publicized, and may have resulted in patients placing greater importance on clinical acuity than they otherwise would have had they been in the queue awaiting services associated exclusively with morbidity outcomes [ 14].
In a statement, the BMJ and Deer said they awaited formal service of the papers, but stood by the articles and had instructed lawyers to defend the claim vigorously.
TELEPHONE, CABLE, INTERNET MANY CUSTOMERS STILL AWAIT SERVICE Nearly 100,000 customers were without landline phone service statewide on Tuesday, the Public Service Commission said, but no one was tracking specific numbers for New York City; phone companies declined to provide numbers.
He said he was eagerly awaiting ferry service.
