The phrase "a rough text" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a draft or preliminary version of a written document that is not polished or finalized.
Example: "Before submitting the final report, I will share a rough text with my colleagues for their feedback."
Alternatives: "a draft version" or "an unrefined document".
Always paste rough text art (text without echos) into a blank document, if the text is too large or contains odd characters it can crash or corrupt the batch file.
So I dug out my rough text and worked on turning it into a memoir".
The warning signs arrive from the very first frame that we're in for a rough ride, with text on-screen likening the "impossible brutality" of the conflict in Africa to that of the love between a man and a woman.
The conceit is that this book is a rough translation of a text ("The Teacher of Symmetry") by "an obscure English author," which itself consists mainly of excerpts from another obscure writer, one Urbino Vanoski.
So I understood that Shakespeare's verse was never concerned with any pure authorial voice, but was instead a vast multiplicity of viewpoints, a rough and tumble performance text.
The reader pioneers a rough way through multiple texts, fragments, scraps of narrative, bits of oral history; we are supposed to feel the sheer density, and savage ironies, of diversity.
This mode forces players to use melee or similar medieval weapons (such as the Sniper's bow and arrow), and alters other non-gameplay facets of the program, such as translating all in-game text chat in a rough version of Early Modern English.
When there is a relationship, you're shooting the teacher a text when your son had a rough weekend for reason X.
A rough version of the Order's motto also appears in the text.
It will be a rough sketch that will show how and where your images and text will be placed.
