"whilst awaiting" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to show that something is happening while someone is waiting for something else. Example: Whilst awaiting the results of her exam, Sarah couldn't stop thinking about how she had prepared for it.
Ms Reid and Ms McCollum Connolly could be held pre-charge for up to 30 days and then could spend up to three years in prison whilst awaiting a trial.
In some centres, patients are sent home whilst awaiting soft tissue recovery and definitive management.
Mr Justice McCloskey stressed that Hindes faced "substantial hurdles" to being released whilst awaiting trail.
"Whilst awaiting assessments from our medical team the assumption was that it was a recurrence of the same injury.
During those early days caring for Mr Sawyer whilst awaiting the result of the blood test, Dr Adadevo came under intense pressure to let him leave - a move that could have had catastrophic consequences.
Manager Brendan Rodgers had been unable to field the duo whilst awaiting the green light from Fifa due to minor delays in processing the transfers, Fifa's decision comes despite Swansea having the full backing of the Premier League, the Football Association of Wales, the FA, the French Football Federation and the Professional Footballers Association.
When you get it, do it over and over and over again whilst your awaiting your theory test date coming up and subsequently, your practical test-ensure you watch the show me, tell me clips too-very helpful.
Whilst we await confirmation, initial signs would indicate a suspected heart attack.
Whilst they awaited that legal decision, last Sunday a newspaper broke the story, provoking a torrent of outraged objections from disability rights campaigners.
"This not only leaves people facing financial difficulties whilst they await a decision, but causes severe stress and uncertainty," she said.
Whilst we await an outcome to these somewhat convoluted discussions, the public north and south will no doubt make up their own minds about cases like those of Paudie McGahon and Mairia Cahill and their handling by both the IRA and the Sinn Féin leadership.
