The phrase "a draft news" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used to refer to an initial version of a news article or report that is not yet finalized.
Example: "The editor reviewed a draft news article before it was published in the morning edition."
Alternatives: "a news draft" or "a draft article".
A draft news release contained the suggestion that New Yorkers with dust-contaminated homes should have their apartments professionally cleaned, but in the final version that language was gone.
A draft news release had been written.
CXC and NASA HQ will coordinate with the PIs, or PAO in the preparation of a draft news release and other ancillary materials such as photo captions and sample images for submission to NASA HQ.
The states and the city will not seek financial penalties but, according to a draft news release, will demand "substantial cuts" in the emissions, which they say "pose serious threats to our health, our economy and our environment".
You can use a smartphone to save a few dollars on an airline ticket, buy a Starbucks latte or gain the inside edge on draft news in fantasy sports leagues.
Last year, Horace Jenkins followed all the N.B.A. draft news.
In "Germans Plan to Trim Army and Rely Less on the Draft" (news article, May 24), you do not mention what is possibly the most important reason for maintaining the draft.
The developments were first reported by The Detroit News, which obtained a draft of a news release to be released this week.
"The football gods were looking after us this weekend," Williams said Monday during his post-draft news conference at Redskins Park.
Holmgren wanted to put the issue behind him, and he told White that he wanted to announce at his post-draft news conference that White was retiring.
Wojnarowski was a well-known N.B.A. columnist, but that 2011 draft signaled his arrival as a draft disrupter and frequent news breaker.
