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The phrase "and if the draft" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a conditional situation related to a draft, such as a document or proposal.
Example: "We can proceed with the project, and if the draft is approved, we will move forward with implementation."
Alternatives: "and should the draft" or "and in case the draft".
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And if the draft were held again today, Griffin would probably still top most mock draft boards, injury or no injury.
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Light a match near the opening of the flue and see if the draft is coming down or going up.
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If the draft don't get me".
If the draft law doesn't worry Netanyahu, this should.
"When they say if the draft class is good or not, they judge it on quarterbacks.
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