The phrase "a draft of the document" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an initial version or outline of a document that is subject to further revision or editing.
Example: "Before we finalize the report, please send me a draft of the document for review."
Alternatives: "a version of the document" or "a preliminary document".
"Increased E.U. support to its neighbors is conditional," a draft of the document says.
This body would "not have any legally binding powers," according to a draft of the document seen by The International Herald Tribune.
A visitor's center has been added in a separate building, and will include rotating exhibits, starting with a draft of the document.
The Euractiv news service has seen a draft of the document, which reportedly highlights how uncompetitive the EU's energy prices have become with other regions, in particular the US: Europe's industrial electricity price is twice that in the US and 20% higher than in China – and that the figure is widening.
This would "allow the Union to handle situations where either a member state is not fulfilling its obligations to control its section of the external border, or where a particular portion of the external border comes under unexpected and heavy pressure due to external events," according to a draft of the document.
A draft of the document was released in March, but the final release is more extensive.
The council plans to present a draft of the documents to Australians at the Opera House in Sydney on May 27 at an event dubbed Corroboree 2000.
A draft of the final document that ministers will be asked to approve, made available to The Associated Press as the conference opened on Tuesday, reflected that struggle.
"They should have given us the main lines of the strategic partnership document with the United States, so that we could give them our view with full knowledge about the issue," said Kabir Ranjbar, a lawyer and former lawmaker who, like a number of others at the jirga, was perturbed that the assembly did not have a draft of the partnership document.
Today he and Sharif Ali bin Hussein, a member of Iraq's long-exiled royal family who wants to be king, led a news conference to present a 98-page paper that they described as a draft of the working document for all participants to consider at the opposition meeting.
In October 2011, participants at a joint PG/Making Connections Group meeting discussed a draft of the current document.
