The phrase "and present a draft" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of submitting or showing a preliminary version of a document or proposal for review or feedback.
Example: "After completing the research, I will compile the findings and present a draft for the committee's consideration."
Alternatives: "and submit a draft" or "and share a draft".
According to diplomatic sources, the Sarajevo government is preparing a new counter-terrorism strategy, with greater emphasis on prevention and rehabilitation of returned fighters, and presented a draft to General John Allen, the US special envoy for countering Isis, when he visited Sarajevo on 8 June.
The UK wants a UN Security Council resolution to take "all necessary measures" to help civilians, and presented a draft resolution to members on Wednesday.
With these design options and goals in mind, we now present a draft development and test plan.
"If things go well, by the end of Friday we will present a draft and we expect action at the beginning of next week," he said.
"Despite publicly calling for a trial as a necessity, they were opposed to one as this would invite foreigners and publicity". He added that documents would back up this claim, and that the commission would present a draft of a resolution offering rehabilitation in "two to three weeks time".
In this study, we present a draft genome and a putative pathway for cucurbitacin E and I, compounds with known medicinal value, from in vitro Aquilaria agallocha agarwood.
For the major species, Queensland fruit fly, B. tryoni, we present a draft genome and annotation.
Each student will present a draft of their prospectus and a designated commentator will respond.
The constitutional committee has an Aug. 15 deadline to present a draft to the National Assembly, and a national referendum on the draft is set for mid-October.
It will also present a draft law obliging MPs to declare their assets and introducing tougher penalties for financial fraud.
