The phrase "a draft generated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a preliminary version of a document or piece of work that has been created or produced.
Example: "After reviewing the feedback, I will revise the draft generated by the team."
Alternatives: "a produced draft" or "a created draft".
Ultimately, the 2009 NFL draft generated excitement for those rabid fans who cheered and jeered the picks that will shape the future of their favorite teams.
The constant draft generated by the engine greatly affected the crew during cold weather, the danger of an engine fire reaching the crew compartment was increased and the engine noise and heat increased crew fatigue.
The HEf-3 draft, generated with the hybrid assembly approach improved the genome draft of E. faecium, resulting in a quality assembly better over these two reported E. faecium genome above.
We first searched for Y sequences in the Asian malaria mosquito An. stephensi, a species with a draft genome generated by 454 sequencing [GenBank: ALPR00000000].
Here we report analyses of ESTs from two cDNA libraries and a draft genome sequence generated from the A. candida race 2 isolate [ 40] re-designated Ac2VRR (the 'RR' suffix was added to the pathotype name Ac2v to indicate the standard isolate chosen from the collection of the late Dr. Roger Rimmer).
Some of these services also provide services in which customers can enter their own information on your website, resulting in a demand draft being generated and emailed to you automatically when a customer makes a purchase.[9].
The L er-0 draft was generated by a combination of de novo assembly and reference-based mapping.
To generate a draft genome, a hybrid sequencing approach was used to generate 47 Gb of DNA sequencing reads from both the Illumina and PacBio platforms.
According to the G.A.O., the group generated a draft report that was never released because of internal squabbling.
The consortium has generated a draft genome sequence that can be searched for human genes, a principal objective of the human genome project.
