The phrase "a redraft" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a revised version of a document or piece of writing that has been edited or rewritten.
Example: "After receiving feedback from my editor, I decided to create a redraft of my manuscript to address the concerns raised."
Alternatives: "a revision" or "a rewrite".
"A redraft of the text is looking likely," she said, referring to Annan's draft proposal.
It was into this idyll that I crashed – I and my mobile phone and my urgent hackish need to redraft a very long article on the state of the BBC, a redraft necessitated by George Osborne's decision in the 8 July budget to land the corporation with the cost of licence fees for the over-75s, previously footed by the government.
Bay and Smith were attracted to the project based on a redraft that would reduce its budget.
Intriguingly, a promising first draft of a blueprint for reform could be a redraft of the War Powers Resolution introduced in 1995 by then-Senator Joseph Biden.
In the 1980s, Thatcherism encouraged a redrafting of work-related problems as psychological ones.
It calls for a redrafting of the federal criminal code & a narrowing of judicial authority, &, by implication, the imposition of a new standard of American morality.
The victory of the anti-Napoleonic coalition led to a redrafting of the map of Europe at the Congress of Vienna (1814 15).
Mr. Chen, who is running for re-election in March, has advocated a redrafting of the Constitution and called for legislation that would allow national referendums.
"The legend that surrounds him is a redrafting of the earlier romantic paradigm of the genius madman who suffers heroically for art.
A major change in a cleanup order, once it has been issued, could require the entire plan to be redrafted, and officials said that resuspension, if it occurred, could be a big enough problem to force a redrafting.
The state's current budget-making system was drawn up during a redrafting of the Constitution in 1927, at a time when the public had grown tired with the Legislature's penchant for spending.
