The phrase "a draft reform plan" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a preliminary version of a proposal or strategy aimed at making changes or improvements in a specific area.
Example: "The committee has prepared a draft reform plan to address the issues in the education system."
Alternatives: "a preliminary reform proposal" or "an initial reform strategy."
Moreover, last month the Organisation of American States voted to draft a reform plan for the commission, which some fear could strip it of important powers.
In 1898, the Guangxu Emperor drafted a reform plan to establish a modern constitutional monarchy, but these plans were thwarted by the Empress Dowager Cixi.
The ACE has a draft of its "project management plan"—a draft of the plan for the study.
The United States and Canada objected to the proposals, but they are in no position to defend the IACHR, since they have not ratified the treaty that established the Inter-American Court.The OAS wound up agreeing to draft a new reform plan, and to meet again within six months to confirm it.
"The report is vague or silent on the question of real concern, which is the root problem of how this was allowed to go on throughout the department," said Merrick Bobb, a lawyer who is an adviser to the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department and helped draft a police reform plan eight years ago in response to the beating of Rodney G. King.
She helped draft a tax reform plan that Boren later co-sponsored with Sen. John Danforth, R-Mo.
But we do not know whether the central office has had time to draft a viable reform plan, or whether they have even found a qualified principal to take on the challenge.
Meanwhile, the White House has tried to salvage negotiations by dispatching Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, to draft an immigration reform plan with the billionaire Koch brothers, the notorious conservative donors.
And so President Trump shouldn't feel so bad about missing the mark with his first draft of a tax reform plan.
Mr. Reed should be mindful that if he is not ambitious enough in drafting his reform plan, it too will be shelved, by an increasingly impatient Securities and Exchange Commission.
