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"I will await" is an entirely correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use this phrase when you are expecting something, or when you are taking a pause in conversation in order to receive an answer. For example: "I will await your response before making any decisions."
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I will await a concrete proposal before reacting.
At this point, I expect the legal process to follow its normal course, and I will await the result.
I am aware of the political situation here so I will await to see if a soldier is charged.
"I will await their response, and if an appropriate one is not forthcoming I shall feel forced to question whether Air China is a fit company to operate in the UK".
"I will await the full details and I will co-operate fully with any investigation.
Police Scotland are carrying out enquiries and I will await any developments in respect of this case with great interest".
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I'll await my apology from lib dems for suggesting they would do this.
I'll await a second viewing to decide whether this really is Haneke at his very best, but for now I suspect that The White Ribbon will be the film that will most resound in the mind after the red carpet has been rolled up and put in mothballs for yet another year.
I'll await the results.
"I think he will await the committee's final version of the bill," said Chuck Leitgeb, the spokesman, who added that at this time there were no plans by the speaker to appear before the committee.
I'm not sure what will await me when I land at Ben Gurion airport next month for a long-awaited return visit to Israel.
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