The phrase "accepted a draft" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, publishing, or any situation where a proposal or preliminary version of a document is being approved or agreed upon.
Example: "The committee reviewed the proposal and accepted a draft for further discussion at the next meeting."
Alternatives: "approved a draft" or "endorsed a draft".
Rockefeller denied that he was a candidate but said that he would accept a draft; 30 Republican leaders endorsed him.
But the developers have vowed to take their investment dollars elsewhere if the City Council continues to stall on accepting a draft environmental impact statement.
Discusses how Gov. Edmund Brown might threaten him in the primaries, and how Sen. Kennedy might accept a draft at the Democratic convention Kennedy would be stronger than Carter and almost certainly stronger than anyone else in either party.
Bruntland was speaking on the sidelines of the Rio+20 conference, prior to UN member states accepting a draft agreement that was widely criticised for setting inadequate targets to draw the global economy off an environmentally destructive path.
In intense negotiations, the United States and Britain pressed the other three permanent members of the Security Council to accept a draft resolution on Iraq that includes no explicit authorization of military action but leaves the way open for Washington to go to war.
Rockefeller had ardently promised his support, right down to the line — winner or loser, but when he said that he would accept a draft, Romney doubted his sincerity and told Rocky that he knew then that he had been a stalking horse".
In intense negotiations, the United States and Britain pressed the other three permanent members of the Security Council today to accept a draft resolution on Iraq that includes no explicit authorization of military action but leaves the way open for Washington to go to war.
To get a sense of just how dysfunctional and bureaucratic the ITU is, the controversial peak of the conference happened late Wednesday when the chairman held a non-binding informal "feel of the room on who will accept" a draft resolution for a discussion about "public policy issues" at the United Nations forum.
Even Mitt Romney is positioned to reluctantly accept a draft should Trump show up at the Cleveland Convention with less than a majority.
On March 5, 2004, the parliament accepted a first draft of a law that would introduce a system of proportional representation for parliamentary elections, but on April 8 the draft constitutional reform bill fell just short of the required 300 votes.
