The phrase "awaiting tests" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone or something is pending evaluation or examination, often in medical or technical settings.
Example: "The patient is currently awaiting tests to determine the cause of their symptoms."
Alternatives: "pending tests" or "waiting for tests".
"My staff and I have been tested and given antibiotics as a precautionary measure while awaiting tests results," Senator Boxer said.
A woman accused of being the mastermind of the plot, Marjorie Diehl-Armstrong, 59, is awaiting tests to determine if she is mentally competent to stand trial.
The state is awaiting tests on blood and spinal fluid from 19 people who have recently become ill and live near areas where the birds were found.
Julissa's mother had been born with half an arm, and she sat nearby, expertly balancing the newborn on the stump while using her hand to make phone calls: first to see about replacing the Medicaid card that had been in her purse, which had just been stolen, and then to her eldest daughter, Dominique, who was at the hospital awaiting tests regarding a precancerous condition in "the girl parts".
Six other patients are awaiting tests to confirm that they have contracted the virus.
I thought about how vulnerable we are in the hospital, nearly naked with nothing to distinguish us beyond a paper I.D. bracelet or curtain area "1, 2, 3... .. We're simple human beings awaiting tests and procedures, and hoping our bodies will turn in passing grades.
"We are still awaiting test results, and we are cleaning the plant," Ms. Savinski said.
The authorities, meanwhile, are awaiting test results before ruling on Mr. Jackson's cause of death.
They said they were awaiting test results before determining the cause of death.
At present, some 500 bison are penned up near Gardiner, Mont., awaiting testing and slaughter.
Growers were awaiting test results on Sunday to find out which strain they were dealing with.
