The phrase "a draft of proposed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an initial version of a document or plan that is being suggested or considered.
Example: "We have prepared a draft of proposed changes to the policy for your review."
Alternatives: "a draft of suggested" or "a draft of recommended".
Party leaders began reviewing a draft of proposed rural land reform laws on Thursday at their annual planning session, now under way.
Hours after circulating a draft of proposed sanctions on Wednesday, however, the White House did not provide a timetable or even say that they would be put into effect.
Yesterday, the California DMV posted a draft of proposed regulations for self-driving vehicles.
Water board staff members could publish a draft of proposed modifications as early as next week.
Water board staff members could publish a draft of proposed modifications as early as next week. .
But environmental and civil activists are pushing back on a draft of proposed safeguards leaked last week, arguing they would weaken the standards and fail to adequately address climate concerns.
Representative Dave Camp, the Michigan Republican and chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, recently released a discussion draft of proposed legislation that would tax most financial derivatives on a "mark-to-market" basis.
The IRS — which, earlier this year, postponed a public hearing on its highly contentious plan — has vowed to issue a new draft of proposed regulations for social welfare nonprofits in early 2015.
The board will release a draft of both proposed rules later this year, Mr. Lucas said.
In a draft of the proposed rules, the administration says, "The Medicare program and Medicare beneficiaries often overpay for drugs".
To be considered, you must submit a draft of your proposed speech to gsas-dean [at] columbia.edu by April 15.
