The phrase "waiting for implementation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a situation where something is pending or not yet put into effect.
Example: "The new software features are currently waiting for implementation before they can be released to users."
Alternatives: "pending implementation" or "awaiting implementation."
Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nation Vice Chief Bob Merasty told VICE they are already signed on with the federal government in larger mental health and wellness strategy but they are "just waiting for the implementation of it".
Though there's certainly a long way to go before that happens, demand from teachers waiting for school-wide implementation of Kickboard has led to the startup beginning to offer free starter accounts to individual teachers and teams of up to three teachers per school, which include most of the same features and functionality as its enterprise platform.
Officials say the laws are in line with European norms and that critics should wait for their implementation before sniping.
While Swiss entrepreneurs patiently wait for the implementation of these projects, a step in that direction has already been taken.
As for Tanaka, any team that wants him will have to wait for the implementation of new rules on how Japanese players can move to the United States.
It now waits for the implementation of federal policy before it can be deployed at meaningful scales, where hundreds of millions of acres and their landowners can benefit through incentives to re-grow and to protect their soils.
Just before the last round of talks began, Secretary of State John Kerry seemed open to meeting Iran halfway and easing some restrictions on the nation almost as soon as the deal was a go, rather than waiting for full evidence of implementation from nuclear watchdogs.
Using this development kit allowed us to quickly prototype a secondary "TPM only" board that connected to the development kit motherboard, and allowed the software development to progress without waiting for the final design and implementation of a small, USB form-factor motherboard.
"The supremacy clause and a pre-emption argument require no waiting for the law to be actually in implementation," Mr. Burke said.
In some ways, waiting for a policy to be approved has become an excuse to delay implementation planning, allocation of financial resources, and the scaling up of interventions.
Waiting for a government mandate will likely lead to confusion and unmanageable costs of implementation.
