The phrase "a report drafting" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be "drafting a report" to convey the action of creating a report.
Example: "The team is currently drafting a report on the project's progress."
Alternatives: "creating a report" or "preparing a report."
A report, drafted by Alexander Hamilton on September 14, proposed that a convention of all the states be held for that purpose.
It is a sensible document, the result of a report drafted by a "group of experts" led by a former American secretary of state, Madeleine Albright.
A report drafted by Congressional Republicans said that the official, William Hoover, was one of five agency officials responsible for many of the problems.
According to a report drafted by a psychiatrist Thornwell saw years later, "He became unsure of who he was, where he was, and why all of this was happening".
A report drafted by a committee he led contended that spending $101 billion on health would save eight million lives a year and lead to additional annual income gains of $186 billion.
The proposal came in the form of a report drafted by Emil Salim, a former environmental minister from Indonesia who was appointed to prepare it in 2001 by James D. Wolfensohn, the World Bank's president.
After reading a report drafted by court-appointed bankruptcy manager, Eduard Rebgun, Yukos' creditors voted overwhelmingly to ask a bankruptcy court to put the maimed company out of its misery.
The warnings came in a report drafted by the United Nations-backed Intergonernmental Panel on Climate Change.
The evidence was a report drafted by a consortium of community groups that banded together to challenge Austin's curfew law in 2017.
In preparation of the EU's position on the post-2015 development goals, parliamentarians also insisted on the importance of children as makers and markers for sustainable development in a report drafted by the Development committee.
