The phrase "a typical draft" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a standard or common version of a document or piece of writing that is in the process of being developed or revised.
Example: "Before finalizing the report, I will share a typical draft with the team for their feedback."
Alternatives: "a standard draft" or "a common draft".
Since only about a dozen quarterbacks are selected during the typical draft, a 64-quarterback draft board transcends "thorough" and reaches "fetishistic".
"You have the heavy political coun seling at one end of the spectrum and, at the other, the pure informa tion‐givers". Consequently, a por trait of the typical draft counselor would be difficult to draw.
In the typical draft that goes on against the fence at school, you know who the athletes are, who the sissies are, who to crib from in a history exam and avoid on the kickball team, but up on psych choosing a squad of decent players was primarily a pharmacological matter, something where, really, you wanted to consult the DSM-IV before you made your first selection.
Open image in new window Fig. 1 Three-dimensional representation of typical draft pad (RF-8).
Typical draft fee is $5000.
The Council and the Legislature have been working together for decades to draft statutes governing corporate law, and SB 236 was a typical exercise, drafted with near-unanimous approval by the members of the Council and Senate sponsors.
Long-range LD could be an artefact resulting from mis-assembly or mis-mapping – small-scale transpositions and duplications, or simply because the Xiphophorus maculates genome as a typical next gen draft might have erroneous linkages.
RED BANK, N.J. — In the weeks and days leading to the N.F.L. draft, a typical prospect may spend his free time thumbing through catalogues featuring fancy sports cars, gaudy jewelry and high-priced houses.
For a typical story, he did four drafts in longhand and then ten drafts on the typewriter.
As a typical patent agent, you will draft the specifications for an invention and submit them for patent application.
