The phrase "awaiting use" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is ready and waiting to be utilized or employed.
Example: "The new software is currently installed on all computers, awaiting use by the staff."
Alternatives: "ready for use" or "pending utilization".
Teak paneling lines the interior, 17th-century Italian seascapes hang on the walls, and a plasma screen television and treadmill await use.
At Maharlika, a number of foreign condiments await use on the table before diners: bright yellow and red bottles of patis, a fish sauce, suka, a coconut-sugarcane vinegar, banana ketchup, a blend of bananas, sugar and vinegar, and Maggi calamansi seasoning, a citrus based liquid.
Its role during activation of T cells in vivo remains untested; such experiments are awaiting the use of appropriate mouse lines and in vivo models.
Another product awaiting approval uses a chemical to trigger plants' resistance.
The group had intended to attack a home for migrants awaiting deportation, using explosives containing steel balls, which a spokesman said were intended to cause maximum harm.
SBIRT -- Screening, Brief Intervention and Referral for Treatment -- is a recognized, proven and even reimbursed medical procedure that awaits general use despite the consequences of not using it.
SBIRT -- Screening, Brief Intervention and Referral for Treatment -- is a recognized, proven and even reimbursed medical procedure that awaits general use despite the consequences we suffer from not using it.
I eagerly await and use their new estimates every six years or so, including to look at China.
While clinical trials still await the use of human MSC, horse tendon injuries are already being treated with autologous bone marrow-derived MSC.
But in the limited time the Chargers have re-established L.A. as a home base and await shared use of an Inglewood facility with the Rams starting in 2020, there has been traction in attracting new fans.
