"a draft of the revised" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, you could write: "I am attaching a draft of the revised budget proposal for your review."
He ended up quitting in anger during the last meeting in August 2006, after seeing a draft of the revised guidelines that, he said, contained none of his warnings.
The review proposes to keep in place some of the rules that make it difficult to own both a daily newspaper and a radio or TV station in the same market, according to an F.C.C. official who has seen a draft of the revised rules.
A draft of the revised diagram, is available here, via Greater Greater Washington, the transit and planning blog which has detailed all the potential revisions being considered.
There is also a draft of the revised edition of the biography.
Last week, the regime announced that a draft of the revised constitution, months in the making, will be submitted to a public referendum on February 26th.
A draft of the framework was revised based on the experts' opinions.
JLS designed and performed the experiments, analyzed the data, prepared a draft of the manuscript, and revised the final version.
A draft wording of the revised Articles, Notes, and Recommendations on effective publication is provided to aid editors and publishers in establishing best practice for implementing this aspect of the Code.
The work of the NCPF culminated with the adoption of the final draft of the revised MTP on 16 May 2007.
The Port of Long Beach moved forward Thursday with its plan to replace the deteriorating Gerald Desmond Bridge, releasing a draft of its revised environmental impact report on the proposed project.
A draft of a revised version of [ SysV-ABI] which was never completed.
