The phrase "awaits complete" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and does not convey a clear meaning.
Example: "The project awaits complete approval from the board before proceeding."
Alternatives: "awaits full" or "is pending completion".
And, prime minister, as you know, the community of Sipson in west London awaits complete demolition because of the planned third runway at Heathrow airport.
Just five miles from Kings Beach is Incline Village, where the mountain-themed Grand Lodge Casino (in the Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe, 111 Country Club Drive; 775-832-1234; www.hyawaitsinolaketahoe.completeits, complete with a stuffed buffalo head overlooking the sports-book pit.
A full understanding of the means by which these repeats contributed to the evolution of the ULBP gene family awaits complete genomic sequencing of this region and sequencing of additional haplotypes.
Five of the women who had no attempt to remove any of their placenta were treated with methotrexate: three of these women were amongst those who subsequently had a delayed hysterectomy, one was amongst those whose placenta was documented to have completely resorbed, and one was amongst those still awaiting complete resorption.
The figures released for the current stockpile, a senior official said, do not include several thousand retired weapons awaiting complete dismantlement.
For those few willing and able to tough it out, a brand new beginning and identity await, complete with a freshly minted French passport.
The definitive characterization of the genomic architecture of the RVP should await complete genome analysis.
Identification of possible additional risk alleles must await complete re-sequencing of STAT4 in SLE patients and Controls.
Of the 11 women who had no attempt to remove any of their placenta and did not subsequently have a hysterectomy, nine (82%) were followed up: the placenta was documented to have completely resorbed in three of these women a median of 145 days (range 134 156 days) after delivery, and six were still awaiting complete resorption at the time of data collection.
Of the seven women who did not have a hysterectomy and were noted to have had part of their placenta left after an attempt to remove it, five (71%) were followed up: the placenta was documented to have completely resorbed in four of these women a median of 87.5 days (range 64 144 days) after delivery, and one woman was still awaiting complete resorption at the time of data collection.
Still, a number of customers were still worried about the glitch, as some individuals had bills to pay before Saturday and were also worried about any charges for going in to the red while they awaited completed transactions.
