"wait for the document" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase when you are expecting someone to send you a document, such as an invoice or a signed contract. For example: "I'll email you the invoice as soon as it's ready - just wait for the document."
Mr. Cordray says borrowers don't have to wait for the documents to become officially available.
Put another way: if someone today had the Pentagon Papers, or the modern equivalent, would he still go to the press, as Daniel Ellsberg did nearly 40 years ago, and wait for the documents to be analyzed and published?
Because FedEx had access to its own planes the business "did not have to wait for the documents to be placed on passenger airlines," he added.
Waiting for the document, Sunhi crosses paths with two other filmmakers from her past — Jaehak, who is living apart from his wife, and Munsu, a former lover whom she accuses of exploiting their love story in his low-budget movie — who join the professor in avowing their passion for her.
Waiting for the document, Sunhi crosses paths with two other filmmakers from her past Jaehak, who is living apart from his wife, and Munsu, a former lover whom she accuses of exploiting their love story in his low-budget movie who join the professor in avowing their passion for her.
Scientists have been waiting for the document ever since an initial $50 million was distributed hastily, beginning in June 2010, to four gulf state consortia and the National Institutes of Health.
And we were waiting for the document to come back so we could read it..
He is still waiting for the documents, but he recently got one of many "lovely letters" that explain how the Department of Education is still working on his request.
When he encounters Black Widow, the two face off and slug it out in the dark while Fury waits for the documents he's stealing to complete their download.
We have to wait for the final document before we can sign it".
