The phrase "a written draft of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a preliminary version of a document or text that has been put into writing.
Example: "Before submitting the final report, please send me a written draft of your findings for review."
Alternatives: "a written version of" or "a preliminary draft of".
A written draft of the final report of a consensus building process should be circulated to all participants before they are asked to indicate support or opposition.
The four lawmakers -- Senator Bob Graham, Democrat of Florida; Senator Richard C. Shelby, Republican of Alabama; Representative Porter J. Goss, Republican of Florida; and Representative Nancy Pelosi, Democrat of California -- are expected to confer again on Monday to review a written draft of the report that includes the recommendations they settled on this week.
"Delay in funding grants will be minimal," Hyman said in a written draft of his proposal.
Speeches include typed and hand-written drafts of speeches given by Wunderman, along with alternate versions and correspondence relating to speaking engagements.
On Thursday, Russia blocked a US-written draft to extend the JIM's mandate for a year.
The research team drafted a written narrative of each interview by repeatedly listening to the audio recordings.
According to the farmer, who was a representative of one of the farmers' associations, this had been a written justification in an early draft of the new Rural Development Programme but was deleted in later drafts.
Mr. Gonzales told the inspector general's investigators that Mr. Bush instructed him to make a written account of the meeting, and he drafted his notes in a spiral notebook a few days later.
In a written reply to a draft of the report, the Assistant Deputy Administrator of NASA, John E. O'Brien, said his agency recognized the significance of the debris problem and was seeking to reduce the risks to the space station.
