The phrase "adopt the draft" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the acceptance or implementation of a preliminary version of a document or proposal.
Example: "After reviewing the suggestions from the committee, we decided to adopt the draft for the new policy."
Alternatives: "accept the draft" or "approve the draft".
The rights group stressed that no decision had been made on whether to adopt the draft policy.
To adopt the draft as a law, he said, would be a step backwards.It is a step that looks likely to be taken very soon.
On March 13 , 2003 senior Israeli officials were summarily informed that the United States would publicly adopt the draft road map as its policy.
When the vote was taken, only 6 other nations supported us; 120 voted to adopt the draft treaty.
His decision to classify broadband as a utility surprised net neutrality advocates who believed Wheeler, a former lobbyist for telecom firms, would adopt the draft proposal the FCC approved last May that would have authorized broadband providers to create "fast lanes" for content companies willing to pay for the service.
If Amnesty International votes to adopt the draft policy, they will be joining a growing number of international agencies, major human rights organizations, public health experts, feminists, and sex workers in a clear global demand: decriminalization is essential to achieving global health goals and to protecting the dignity and human rights of sex workers.
The sub-committee drafted the Fundamental Rights and submitted its report to the Committee by April 1947, and later that month the Committee placed it before the Assembly, which debated and discussed the rights over the course of the following year, adopting the drafts of most of them by December 1948.
"The education I have received as part of this board has been eye-opening and saddening," Robert Wallach, a panelist, said today at a public meeting to adopt the report, drafted by the authority's staff.
The site also has a single letter begging the agencies not to adopt that draft statement — a letter the four of us wrote.
What happened in Seattle might never have occurred had the leadership of the Boy Scouts of America located their nuts and decided to adopt the policy they themselves drafted a year ago.
