The phrase "is being awaited" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to something that is awaited with anticipation, whether it's an event, a person, or something else. For example, "The arrival of spring is being awaited by many."
The countdown to tonight's bond buy back deadline is being awaited anxiously.
The arrival, however, of the 7 billionth person in the next few days is being awaited with growing trepidation about the devastating impact of humans on the planet.
The April jobs report, due Friday, is being awaited with all the trepidation due the arrival of the most important monthly economic statistic: a swing of 100,000 either way would alter market expectations of when the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates.
Although MacGregor's arrival is being awaited with anticipation, he could hardly be joining the museum at a more difficult moment.
As a unique scoring system is being awaited for 5L, further studies will be required to show if differences occur in association between clinical characteristics and HRQL for both versions of the instrument.
If there is any challenge that was encountered in the period with any of these, mention the person/office you communicated the challenge to and what action has been undertaken or is being awaited (include the dates of the communication and other relevant details).
He said that formal responses were being awaited from both the North and South.
Results from a long term randomised controlled trial addressing longevity are being awaited before vitamin D supplementation can be recommended in most individuals with low 25(OH D levels.
Mladic, who is is awaiting extradition to a UN tribunal, made the visit early on Tuesday morning under tight security, said Serbia's deputy war crimes prosecutor, Bruno Vekaric.
