The phrase "wait for assistance" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It means to hold off on taking action until someone helps or aids you. Example: "Please wait for assistance if you need help carrying the boxes."
I should wait for assistance, but there won't be any.
("Push button for handicap entry," a sign at the side entrance says. "Wait for assistance").
When shoppers buy something that requires assembly and cannot get immediate help if a problem arises, they are likely to ship it back rather than wait for assistance by e-mail or a call back from a customer service representative.
Their cries come at a time when it is becoming increasingly apparent that sections of the political and feudal class, who often come from the same families, have been busy helping themselves while not-so-influential citizens continue to wait for assistance.
And marketers can manage the tags themselves, without having to know anything about JavaScript or wait for assistance from their IT departments.
And because it's an Acura made by Honda –it has impervious quality rankings that appeal to parents who don't want their kids (and, perhaps, their neighbor's kids, too) stranded on the roadside after soccer practice while they wait for assistance.
Nationals first baseman Chad Tracy said Wang's left leg "was quivering" as he waited for assistance.
"I have long been waiting for assistance from the international community in punishing the guilty and those who ordered this inhuman crime".
The Social Security Administration received 76 million calls on its toll-free telephone number last year, but one-third of callers got busy signals or hung up while waiting for assistance.
So earlier this month, saying they had tired of waiting for assistance, local officials sued to force the state to tighten auto smog standards in the Bay Area.
"Some years ago I was caught in the claws of the jungle, and the feeling of desperation that overcame me as I waited for assistance that never materialized was nigh incredible".
