The phrase "awaited until" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something was expected or anticipated up to a certain point in time.
Example: "The team awaited until the final decision was made before proceeding with the project."
Alternatives: "waited for" or "held off until".
According to the Norwegian guidelines, active pushing should be awaited until the presenting part reaches the outlet and is thus followed in a majority of the deliveries.
Interventions Ursodeoxycholic acid 500 mg twice daily or placebo increased as necessary for symptomatic or biochemical improvement until delivery; early term delivery (induction or delivery started between 37+0 and 37+6) or expectant management (spontaneous labour awaited until 40 weeks' gestation or caesarean section undertaken by normal obstetric guidelines, usually after 39 weeks' gestation).
Though long-term results in children's eyes support sustained efficacy and lack of complications, 5-year results should be awaited until the technique may be considered or recommended as a routine alternative to standard in-the-bag fixation of the IOL.
Hours of scenic magic await until you reach Saltstraumen, where you can see one of the strongest tidal currents in the world, with powerful maelstroms.
"NPA will await until the matter is concluded and will then comment on any further legal steps that might be envisaged".
Your opportunity awaits — until it disappears on September 28.
Since the UUT is connected to UTRAN, the TS informs the UTRAN emulator about the packet arrival and awaits until the emulation ends.
The Tesla Model S is one of the few electric cars without warning sounds, because Tesla Motors will await until regulations are enacted.
Standardised digital interfaces for most monitoring devices are awaited, and until such point, manual data entry into the electronic patient record will be required.
Sects of believers, called Donme (turncoats), awaited his return until the 20th century.
Return trips were eagerly awaited in London until the 1990s, when the company's fortunes plummeted at home and abroad.
