The phrase "a proposal drafted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a proposal that has been prepared or written, often in a formal or business context.
Example: "After several meetings, we finally have a proposal drafted for the new project."
Alternatives: "a proposal prepared" or "a proposal written".
Under a proposal drafted by Governor.
Members of the Finance Committee will be working on a proposal drafted by the chairman, Senator Max Baucus, Democrat of Montana.
Like Mr Bush, they support a proposal, drafted in the Senate with bipartisan support, which would combine tighter border security with increased legal migration and steps to regularise the status of undocumented migrants.
This demand could have scuttled the war effort, and there was only one way that British support could be maintained: Mr. Bush would have to declare that the "road map" for Middle East peace, a proposal drafted early in his administration, was the formal policy of the United States.
Mr. Khalifi, subsequently appointed the communications minister, said in an interview that the government should push ahead with a proposal, drafted by the social and family affairs minister in the previous government, Nouzha Skalli, to address the steep rise both in illegal abortions and in the number of unmarried mothers caught in the poverty trap.
He said that unless within ten days Hamas recognised Israel's right to exist within its pre-1967 borders, in accordance with a proposal drafted by Fatah and Hamas members presently in Israeli jails, he would put the proposal to a referendum.
Whether it's completing a proposal, drafting a contract or managing a product launch, most of us are working across multiple platforms, often with tools from the last century.
A legislative proposal drafted by a coalition of business, housing and governmental leaders represents an attempt to make these two needs more compatible.
They can also be prepared by a proposal drafting sub-committee that includes members of each key category of stakeholders.
The RNR Sector Monitoring and Evaluation System: A proposal (Draft document), Ministry of Agriculture.
A third petition (1882), bearing 100,000 signatures, outlined a detailed proposal (drafted by Bonney's closest associate, Amelia S. Quinton) for the allotment of tribal lands to individual Native Americans.
