The phrase "actual draft" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a version of a document that is the most current or real version, as opposed to a preliminary or rough version.
Example: "Please review the actual draft of the report before our meeting tomorrow."
Alternatives: "current version" or "final draft".
Two days later, the Democratic National Committee has yet to release the actual draft language.
But when the actual draft came around a few years later, things were not so simple.
You can't use actual draft slots, because draft value is non-linear.
At the risk of giving an actual draft grade, let's give an actual draft grade: the Colts get a D for taking another wide receiver in the first round.
By using this data, the naval architect modifies the actual draft readings to what they would be at after perpendicular (AP), amidships, and force perpendicular (FP).
It is important to understand the impact of the actual draft tube flow pattern on the overall flow, mixing and particle suspension.
Systematization can also extend, however, to the actual drafting of documents by the use of document assembly technology.
(Flavin called these "final finished diagrams," and outsourced the actual drafting to his wife, son and assistants).
After the actual drafting of the constitution, it will be put to a referendum probably next year, say officials.
Delegating actual drafting to law clerks who are typically just two years out of law school, critics say, can be an abdication of judicial authority or at least an invitation to uneven and ambiguous prose.
Further steps toward the actual drafting of a civil code, however, were first taken by the National Convention in 1793, which established a special commission headed by Jean-Jacques-Régis de Cambacérès, duke de Parme, and charged it with the task of completing the project within a month.
