The phrase 'until it has received' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express that something will not happen until it has received something else. For example, "The project cannot move forward until it has received approval from the board."
In other words, it will not start the reservation of its own resources until it has received all of the expected RSRQ messages or the relevant timer expires.
It may not delay until it has received a written confirmation.
The Communications Authority of Kenya says Equity Bank must start operations using normal SIM cards until it has received expert advice on the ultra-slim technology.
(b) If the agreement specifies that some or all of the documents listed in paragraph (a) of this section will be submitted to CCC, then CCC will not render payment for transportation services until it has received all of the specified documents.
Spencer Wilson, a spokesman for the OECD, says that in spite of a 31 May deadline for countries to decide whether or not to take part, the OECD is still waiting for a full set of responses and is unwilling to comment further until it has received them.
The object tracker does not run until it has received a set of initial object positions from the object detector.
ABC waited until it had received its full first year's income before allocating the money, then instituted a $1-million 1-millioncounselinguidancem and $240,000 worth of elementary scounselingc courses.
Virgin Media told the BBC that it would obey the law, but would not take action over the matter until it had received a court order of its own.
Downing Street said it could not make an official comment until it had received the letter.
France demanded the suspension of talks on the EU-US free trade pact until it had received full explanations about surveillance.
A spokeswoman for the MoD said it would wait until it had received the letter from Corbyn before issuing a response.
