The phrase "a draft application" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a preliminary version of an application that is not yet finalized.
Example: "Before submitting the final version, please review the draft application for any necessary changes."
Alternatives: "a preliminary application" or "a provisional application."
"A lot of people use the program to prepare a draft application and give it to their patent attorney and reduce costs," Mr. Petruzzi said.
Commissioning a draft application costs £120 and, for those with rather more cash to splash, £850 buys a weekend preparing for the all-important college interview.
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Because of such strong demand, we cannot review applications more than once, so please do not submit a draft application before you are ready for final consideration.
Child molester and teacher William Vahey stated explicitly in a draft job application aimed at an English school that he would take a post only if it guaranteed "extensive opportunities" to spend time with pupils outside school.
Scientists and advocates for patients have grown impatient with delays in posting the registry, noting that researchers could not draft applications for financing without the information.
Write a draft of the application and then write your own evaluation using the reviewers' guidelines, one paragraph for each of the five criteria.
Write a draft of the application and then write your own evaluation, using the reviewer's guidelines, one paragraph for each of the five criteria.
One of my first pieces of work as a trainee was to draft an application to the court of protection to make a will for someone who had lost capacity.
