The phrase "accompanied drawing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a drawing that is presented alongside or in support of another piece of content, such as a text or a presentation.
Example: "The report included an accompanied drawing that illustrated the main findings of the study."
Alternatives: "supplementary drawing" or "illustrative drawing".
The mussels arrived in a large black skillet and were noteworthy for their sweetness, plumpness, portion size and accompanying drawn butter.
Experiential perspectives and cross-sections with point-of-view photographs of model, each with accompanying drawing of cross-section below.
The accompanying drawing featured a container holding a paper cutout of the profile of a bosomy, arch-backed pinup.
The most versatile types are those that come mounted on short spikes for sticking in the ground around the perimeter of the patio, or those that come mounted on a short stake or length of pipe as shown in the accompanying drawing.
It gives examples of women "bullshitting to not put out," and teaches readers how to do a "quickie pelvic exam," how to detect "signs of future fat," and how to determine if a woman has any ancestors of different races, based on what her relatives look like — there is an accompanying drawing of an Asian person and an African-American — and on and on.
A promotional music video was produced to accompany "(Drawing) Rings Around the World"'s release as a single.
Ritzheimer also organised an armed protest last year outside a mosque in Phoenix, with an accompanying "draw Muhammad" competition.
The bikers' "Freedom of Speech Rally Round II" and accompanying "draw Muhammad" contest were organized by Jon Ritzheimer, an ex-Marine.
But many sports, and the gambling that inevitably accompanied them, drew denouncements from newspapers.
The text which accompanies the drawing states the following: "A hundred and one years ago, Joseph Pulitzer developed color presses so that The World could bring famous European paintings to the masses.
