The phrase "a possible draft" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a preliminary version of a document or piece of writing that may be subject to change or revision.
Example: "I have prepared a possible draft of the report for your review before finalizing it."
Alternatives: "a potential draft" or "an initial draft".
But because of a possible "drafting error," the report says, Congress did not specify an effective date for the section excluding lawmakers from the existing program.
Mackerel, sardines, wahoo or tuna were possible draft choices; a dozen fresh sardines on ice in the market made the team.
A team-by-team look at possible draft strategies, with first-round picks in parentheses.
A senior, he was projected as a possible N.F.L. draft pick.
On Monday, the Vietnamese prime minister signed a decree giving details on a possible military draft.
Campbell, of Mount Pleasant, Tex., was a three-year starter for the Hurricanes and was projected as a possible N.F.L. draft pick.
The few people I know who supported the invasion of Iraq are now upset when the subject of a possible military draft is raised.
Interestingly, since the Giants have been searching for a pass-catching tight end for nearly a decade, Alexander was considered a possible Giants draft pick in 1998 when he came out of Oklahoma.
Yet while the replay issue will probably be a key ingredient of the meetings, others topics, like pitcher safety, a possible worldwide draft and the World Baseball Classic are also likely to be discussed.
Ramez Dagher, the author of a well-known political blog called Moulahazat, recently wrote that it has taken "two Presidents, four Prime Ministers, five [cabinets] and at least twenty different possible draft electoral laws" to arrive at the solution finally approved in parliament earlier this month.
