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The phrase "a draft in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a preliminary version of a document or piece of writing that is contained within a specific context or location.
Example: "I have completed a draft in a notebook that I will later type up on my computer."
Alternatives: "a draft within a" or "a draft for a".
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These days you would be emailed a draft in a Word file and there's no reason to keep it; these are beautifully rendered".
There is not a draft in a drawer, not a scrap of paper with notes for a story or a novel.
Rage, it transpired, was King's first novel – or, at least, the earliest he started writing, beginning it in high school in 1966 and finishing it four years later after rediscovering a draft in a box.
But no-one outside her small team will see the full report until she releases a draft, "in a manner I deem fit," perhaps in "a month from now".
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The film is shot on location: the wind, the cold, the smell of salt off the gray Atlantic seem to seep off the screen like a draft in an old house.
A draft in Egypt had a similar rule.
The lack of a draft in these countries has created an open market for teams to sign players.
With Jeffrey Sachs and others, he wrote a draft in three parts: a fiscal plan, proposals for debt relief, and suggestions for structural reforms.
"The older generations cut down the forest and sprayed millions of tons of CO2 in the air for a reason — because they felt a draft in here.
Four hundred words is nothing—I've written more than that answering these questions but this habit will give you a draft in less than a year.
It has a lot of water doesn't it?" One of our UK writers explains a 4-5-1, whether there is a draft in European soccer, and a bunch of stuff about strikers.
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