The phrase "a draft of the plan" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an initial version or outline of a proposed plan that is subject to revision.
Example: "Before we finalize our strategy, let's review a draft of the plan to ensure all key points are covered."
Alternatives: "a preliminary version of the plan" or "an outline of the plan".
The ACE has a draft of its "project management plan"—a draft of the plan for the study.
A draft of the plan sets protocols for sightings, encounters and attacks on pets, livestock and people.
"With a tax rate of 0.1 percent, the model shows a drop in G.D.P. (minus 1.76 percent) in the long run," according to a draft of the plan.
A draft of the plan provided by Mr. Corrales shows a major shift toward shoring up judicial institutions with new entities focused on organized and financial crime.
Senior British officials told The Observer it was "very early days", but that a draft of the plan was "certainly one of the ideas now on the table".
Top administration officials have trooped to Capitol Hill in recent days, insisting that a draft of the plan circulated last month has been distorted by its critics.
A draft of the plans dated July 11 that was circulated among government and planning officials had eight versions of the six plans, including at least two that came directly from developers with interests downtown.
James F. Moogan, who oversees state parks in the city, presented a draft of the marsh plan to Community Board 2 on Jan . 19
Several banks raised concerns after a draft of the rescue plan limited eligibility for selling mortgage-related loans to the Treasury to banks with headquarters in the United States.
"We want to achieve a more democratic and equitable arrangement," said a draft of the proposed plan for the 133-nation organization, which is holding the first top-level meeting in its 34-year history.
A draft of the legislative plan was sent this week to about 50 of the theater industry's major players, including union representatives, all three major Broadway theater owners and about two dozen producers.
