The phrase "a redraw for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a new version or iteration of something, often in creative or design fields.
Example: "The artist submitted a redraw for the original character design to better capture the intended style."
Alternatives: "a revision of" or "an update for".
In return, Mr Clegg has refused to support a redrawing of boundaries for parliamentary seats, a policy backed by the Tories.
A petition with (at the time of writing) 28,000 signatures has called for a redrawing of the English border.
That amount of water — enough to fill about 500,000 Olympic size swimming pools — could soak the southern Everglades during the dry season, protecting wildlife, preventing fires, and allowing for a redrawing of the $8 billion Everglades restoration plan approved in 2000.
His defeat of two years previous still fresh in his mind, his platform this time included a call for a redrawing of the territory's electoral boundaries; he believed that the current Edmonton riding was gerrymandered in McCauley's favour.
The development team found that by utilizing three-dimensional models to pre-render the backgrounds, they could alter the camera shot to achieve more effective or dramatic angles for certain scenes simply by re-rendering the background, instead of having to have an artist redraw the background for a traditional 2D adventure game.
States are preparing to carry out their once-a-decade redrawing of political districts — for the House and state legislatures — based on United States census counts collected this year, and many of these new governors will have important roles in deciding what those maps look like.
In addition to lowering the amount of DNA required for multiple assays and, therefore, requiring fewer redraws for patients, it also allows for very specific amplicon placement.
The census figures usher in a once-a-decade process in which state legislatures must redraw boundaries for Congressional districts on the basis of population changes.
At its most basic, a view on display is taken and passed to a method that redraws it for the selected printer.
Voters in Arizona approved a ballot measure in 2000 that created a five-member citizen commission to redraw lines for congressional districts.
