The phrase "again draw the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the action of drawing something once more, often in the context of art, diagrams, or illustrations.
Example: "After reviewing the feedback, I will again draw the design to incorporate the suggested changes."
Alternatives: "redraw the" or "recreate the".
Maybe it was their enduring faith in celebrity that prompted residents to vote in a tax hike on themselves in order to pay for Branson's spaceport, hoping he might once again draw the big names, the parties, the bucks.
Two further Norman retreats were feigned, to once again draw the English into pursuit and expose them to repeated attacks by the Norman cavalry.
Using your ruler again, draw the square in the middle.
The deepening war again drew the attention of Iraq's Sunni Arab neighbors.
Through investment, Liverpool is again drawing the crowds to its centre, something that has not been the case for decades.
In his new book, Mr Sen, master of Trinity College, Cambridge, and winner of last year's Nobel Prize in economics, again draws the three disciplines together.
In Argentina's camp, everyone from players to Coach Sergio Batista has come to the defense of the team's biggest star, Lionel Messi, whose subpar form for the national team has once again drawn the ire of the country's fans.
The Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science once again drew the most sophomore majors, and the biology department posted significant gains, according to the annual report of major declarations from the Registrar's Office.
Each time I brought her close she would run again, drawing the line swiftly across the pool, occasionally flashing into the air to spin, turn and tumble against the spike.
Austin pounced to restore the home side's lead before O'Grady's left-foot finish again drew the Owls level.
The final debate once again drew the nation's attention to the extraordinary difficulties our leaders face.
