The phrase "it is anxious" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
An example sentence could be: "The family was anxious to hear about the test results."
There has been lingering uncertainty over the BBC's future, with a government White Paper coming out in the new year, and it is anxious to regain its sense of direction.
It is anxious that the revolution might spread to its biggest Arab ally – the oligarchic tyranny known as Saudi Arabia.
It is anxious, crestfallen and incapable of peace.
It is anxious for Egypt to get back to something approaching normal.
It is anxious to speed a case to the conservative-dominated Supreme Court.
It is anxious to see some return from aid to Colombia of around $500m a year.
It is anxious-making as hell.
But just for me, it's anxious to get out there and get going and see how I can stack up against this field, against this golf course".
Judicial Watch, a conservative legal group that brought the lawsuit against Afghanistan, said that it was anxious to begin the process of collecting evidence to establish financial links.
It jumped into every territory available because it was anxious that it would lose what would turn out to be vital ground.
Describing the mood on the plane, Dan Crane, 24, from Bromsgrove, Worcestershire, said it was "anxious, a lot were worried, some crying.
