What's better for the leader to reply to the information?

While waiting for the leader's reply, you can express your intentions and expectations, and at the same time express your understanding and respect for the leader. Here are some good expressions:

1. Question-based Start: You can start with a simple question, such as "Are you there now?" This will make the leaders feel your respect and concern.

2. Express your expectation: You can express your expectation by "expecting your reply", which will make the leaders feel your attention and urgency.

3. Concise and clear: try to simplify the information content and avoid too complicated description. The leader may be very busy and need to know your intentions and requirements as soon as possible.

4. Emphasize the importance: If the information content is very important, you can emphasize its value and significance, so that leaders can feel its urgency and importance.

5. Polite ending: At the end of the message, you can use polite expressions such as "Thank you" and "Looking forward to your reply" to express your gratitude and respect.

In short, waiting for the leader's reply requires patience and courtesy, expressing your intentions and expectations, and respecting the leader's decision and time.