"impending victory" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a victory that is about to happen in the near future. Example: The team's morale was boosted by the news of their impending victory in the championship game.
He also foresaw impending victory parades.
Certainly the Taliban present Western doubts as evidence of their impending victory.
He does not patronize his supporters with empty references to his impending victory.
The gesture seemed straight out of Red Auerbach's intimidation playbook, symbolic of an impending victory.
But the survival of Obamacare notwithstanding, Obama's impending "victory" in the current standoff moves us further away from, not closer to, that goal.
Early in the 2002 season, Ferrari asked Rubens Barrichello to slow down during the Austrian Grand Prix and hand his impending victory to his teammate, Michael Schumacher.
From a Sunni perspective, these impending victories outweigh the travails of their co-religionists in majority-Shia Iraq.Intra-Muslim relations are not universally bleak.
But let's at least recognize his impending triumph for what it is: another victory for the men in the glass towers, enabled by a nonstop publicity campaign waged 140 characters at a time.
Saying he was a Marxist (but no longer a member of the Communist Party), he proclaimed: "I do not fear or regret the impending Vietcong victory in Vietnam.
If that increases, the Tories fear that it will be at their expense.The opinion polls are not the only evidence of an impending Labour victory.
Joe Rosenthal's hasty shot of Marines raising an American flag on a sulfurous island called Iwo Jima became the war's best-known photograph, and a metaphor for the impending Allied victory.
