The phrase "a draft action plan" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a preliminary version of a plan that outlines specific actions to be taken in a project or initiative.
Example: "Before we finalize our strategy, we need to review a draft action plan to ensure all necessary steps are included."
Alternatives: "a preliminary action plan" or "a proposed action plan".
"They need to come up with a draft action plan".
A draft action plan for a worst case is among many requirements in the southeast Louisiana proposal listed as "to be developed".
A document and a draft action plan from the conference will be taken to an African Union summit to be held in South Africa in June.
The results of the Rome summit meeting will contribute to the agenda of the world summit on sustainable development in Johannesburg from Aug. 26 to Sept. 4. The failure of ministers last week to agree to a draft action plan for the meeting in South Africa only added to skepticism over such meetings, where actions rarely seem to live up to the ideals.
Burundi, Malawi and Madagascar have adopted new laws mandating free registration, while Botswana has developed a draft action plan to provide free registration and improve systems.
Methodology: The two most important aspects of the methodology chosen for the evaluation/ formulation mission were the involvement of project stakeholders in all steps of the evaluation process and the focus on the development of lessons learned that were then translated into a draft action plan.
"The European steel industry is facing a number of serious challenges, fuelled by global overcapacity, a dramatic increase of exports and an unprecedented wave of unfair trading practices," states the draft action plan seen by the Guardian.
The draft action plan sets out our vision for the best way forward and I would urge anyone with an interest to consider the content of the plan and feed back their comments.
The draft action plan includes calls to improve the quality and availability of information on accessible toilets at stations and on trains, highlighting the need for better training for transport staff of the requirements of people with disabilities.
The draft action plan has to be ready for approval by the time world leaders arrive in Rio de Janeiro for the three-day UN Conference on Sustainable Development UNCSDD), or Rio+20 summit, starting on 20 June.
