The phrase "all draft" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to "all drafts" or "all draft versions," which would be appropriate in contexts discussing multiple versions of a document.
Example: "Please submit all drafts of your report by the end of the week."
Alternatives: "all versions" or "every draft."
Neither would all draft picks.
*Forcing all draft picks to sign by July 15.
In New Jersey, hundreds of new cases could soon emerge when engineering firms and insurance companies begin turning over all draft reports.
It is consulted on all draft legislation, advises the grand duke on administrative affairs, and serves as a supreme court in case of administrative disputes.
Carl Hagelin, Rangers: The opposite of Niederreiter, Hagelin is a late-blooming 23-year-old from Sweden, a 168th over all draft pick of the Rangers in 2007.
I feel like it's going to be a big transition for all draft picks because we're all coming in as rookies.
Nixon ended all draft calls in 1972, and in 1973 the draft was abolished in favour of an all-volunteer military.
Britain's prime minister, David Cameron, has put a catch-all draft resolution to the UN Security Council calling for action; on Thursday he will present it to parliament, which has been recalled from its summer recess.
Also, a free-for-all draft would just entice underclassmen with questionable ability to turn pro.
PFF also rated Reddick, a "Swiss Army knife," second among all draft-eligible 3-4 outside linebackers in run stop percentage.
Founded in 1940, the Selective Service System oversees the military registration of all draft-age males (that is, age 18 through 25) and manages the Alternative Service Program for individuals classified as conscientious objectors (persons who object to war because of their moral or religious principles).
