The phrase "active in drafting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is engaged or involved in the process of creating written documents, such as reports, proposals, or legal agreements.
Example: "She has been active in drafting the new policy guidelines for the organization."
Alternatives: "engaged in drafting" or "involved in drafting".
President Bush was not active in drafting the legislation.
AFFIRM partners have been active in drafting the strategy, providing data and now pilot testing this plan, through the TaSCS trial.
AG worked to edit the collected data, provide key editorial input for subsequent drafts, and played a key role in analyzing the study results and was very active in drafting the initial discussion section.
Counsel for McKillen has pointed to papers suggesting Sir David was active in drafting business papers the day after his operation.
AFFIRM partners have been active in drafting and supporting the adoption of this plan, in close collaboration with the Department of Health.
Instead, he argued, she took an active role in drafting the 1858 proclamation bringing India under Crown control, restoring religious freedom and guaranteeing its inhabitants the same rights as other imperial subjects.
He was an active participant in drafting the African Charter on Human Rights and has participated in a number of human rights conferences in Nairobi Kenya, Strasbourg Francence), and Bologna (Italy).
JG was also involved in analyzing and interpretation data yielded, and had an active role in drafting the manuscript together with SS.
By Aniss Maghri and Lena Otter BOUZNIKA, Morocco, 25 May 2011 – Young Moroccans gathered this week in the coastal city of Bouznika to play an active role in drafting a national youth strategy.
He was active on constitutional issues during his first term in Parliament, and played a prominent role in drafting the Reform Party's strategy for the 1995 Quebec referendum.
GSK helped in drafting the manuscript.
