"pending complaints" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to complaints that have been submitted or filed but have not yet been resolved. Example: The customer service department is currently dealing with a high volume of pending complaints.
The investigation remains open, the most serious of three pending complaints against him.
Ask for references, and check with the Department of Consumer Protection to determine whether the company has any pending complaints.
Under the agreement between the plaintiffs and the University, the plaintiffs agreed to withdraw their pending complaints for tax years 2011, 2014, 2015 and 2016.
The 28 pending complaints of "improper performance" of duty include the Menem arms case as well as the botched investigation of a terrorist attack on the Israeli Embassy here in 1992.
Louise Cobbs of Holland & Knight, a law firm handling about two dozen of the cases pro bono, said several of her clients have had their Social Security payments garnisheed for the same reason, despite their pending complaints.
"What Facebook was doing was taking people's personal information that they made available to family and friends and make that information available more widely to prospective employers," said Mr. Rotenberg, whose organization has several pending complaints at the Federal Trade Commission about Facebook's privacy settings.
Mr. Alley said neither pending complaint concerned the McGinn case.
In the plea agreement, bank fraud and other remaining counts against Mr. Tollman, as well as the pending complaint against Mrs. Tollman, were dismissed.
There is a pending complaint involving the death of a beluga whale in 1999, but she said the investigation is almost complete and she does not expect there will be any finding that the aquarium committed a violation.
A lawyer for ABC, Seth P. Waxman, said the vagueness of the commission's standards continued to cause problems, mentioning a pending complaint about coverage of the opening ceremonies of the Olympics, "which included a statue very much like some of the statues that are here in this courtroom, that had bare breasts and buttocks".
But this in itself fails to explain Microsoft's decision to drop pending regulatory complaints against Google in Europe, Brazil and Argentina, as well as to cease funding and participating in lobby groups that it has backed for eight years, such as FairSearch.org and ICOMP, the Initiative for a Competitive Online Marketplace.
