The phrase "a draft provision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a preliminary or proposed clause in a legal document or contract that is subject to change.
Example: "The lawyer presented a draft provision for the new policy that will be reviewed in the next meeting."
Alternatives: "proposed clause" or "preliminary provision".
(And in March, it used that assessment as a basis for criticizing Facebook and Twitter especially for not doing enough to promptly remove illegal hate speech — and also introduced a draft provision to legislate for fines of up to €50M).
When Louisiana's Board of Elementary and Secondary Education adopted a policy about what types of supplementary classroom materials will, and will not, be allowable under the new law, a draft provision that "materials that teach creationism or intelligent design... shall be prohibited from use in science class" was deleted (Rosenau 2009).
Last month, rights groups helped defeat a draft provision in a U.S. Senate appropriations bill that would have obligated Internet companies and other electronic communication services to report undefined "terrorist activity," a term that, by not being defined, risks overbroad compliance.
Moreover, it favors a draft constitutional provision, along with Arab nationalists and the extreme left, that would ban the normalization of diplomatic relations with Israel.
Not sure what to make of this episode, but it matters and so here we are: A draft of provisions that Republican leaders in the House are attempting to demand in return for allowing the debt ceiling to be raised includes the elimination of net neutrality.
But General Biazon questioned draft provisions that an American commander could take "unilateral action" when Philippine forces were "not able" or "unwilling" to "adequately remove the threat".
Suggested draft provisions envision this task being taken on by patent offices, research institutions, scientific journals, and authorities vetting the marketing of natural products.
Its draft provisions to alter the National Science Foundation's (NSF's) peer-review process and restrict funding for social science research elicited howls of protests from the community (also here), and Smith has said repeatedly that he welcomes constructive criticism.
Early on, news broke that a drafted proposed budget provision introduced by U.S. Sen. Tom Carper (D-DE) called for a trade-off between oil exports and subsidies going to oil refineries, otherwise known as a win-win for the oil and gas industry.
A provision within a draft of the health care overhaul bill would have eliminated the tax, but it was ultimately dropped.
He also indicated that Russia was not opposed to provisions in a draft United Nations resolution calling for Syria to transition to a democracy, but that sanctions remained "unacceptable to us".
