The phrase "also drafted to" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey that something was additionally prepared or created for a specific purpose, but the construction is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The report was also drafted to include the latest findings from our research."
Alternatives: "also prepared to" or "additionally created for".
She was also drafted to play a major role in the financial planning for Memorial Stadium.
She was also drafted to play a major role in the financial planning for Memorial Stadium, helping to deliver a blueprint for expanding the stadium's uses.
The document was also drafted to give bishops uniform guidelines on an increasingly contentious matter, as a growing number of Catholics contest the church's position that only men can be ordained as priests.
Laws were also drafted to prohibit abuse of the mentally disabled and to allow parents to appoint someone to look after their special needs children after they die.
On the June 13 episode of Raw, Kurt Angle's tenure with SmackDown! came to an end, as he was also drafted to the Raw brand.
Thursday's vote follows the success of the measure in the U.S. Senate last month, and, notably, after some debate, was also drafted to extend protections to LGBT victims of domestic abuse, as well as American-Indian women on reservations.
Coddington and crew are also being drafted to do a "pros pick" of 16 cars (out of about 150 to 200).
Funding organizations also drafted policies to expand accessibility and use of datasets by requiring researchers to incorporate data sharing plans in their fund-seeking proposals (Foster and Sharp 2007; NIH 2014).
The agency has also drafted changes to another set of regulations, called the well-control rule, which aims to prevent the kind of blowout that killed 11 workers.
It has also drafted regulations to no longer allow spouses of those in the country on guest worker visas to obtain work permits.
At the same time, they also drafted Dayne to resurrect a moribund running game.
