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"draft a business plan" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use this phrase when giving instructions to a team of employees, for example: "Let's discuss our ideas for the upcoming project, then each person should draft a business plan to present to the rest of the team at the next meeting."
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She will be working with a local business center this winter to draft a business plan.
Because of his mentorship, I learned how to "sail" in Silicon Valley networks, approach and pitch to investors, draft a business plan and face the competition with confidence.
He learned how to draft a business plan, and though his project, conceived around the new laser setups, didn't win, it did become a company, Active Impulse Systems.
The IIP intern will also help draft a business plan for this product, contribute to marketing strategy, meet important partners of the organization, and attend the company trade fair.
Why, you might ask, would a scientist ever want to draft a business plan?
For example, in 1983, he met Philippe Kahn and helped draft a business plan that helped to launch Borland.
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In 1991 Mr. Zahradnik drafted a business plan for the first tribe-owned energy business.
That spring, Bannon drafted a business plan that called for the Mercers to invest ten million dollars in Breitbart News.
Both home brewers, they drafted a business plan, drained their 401(k) accounts and invested thousands of dollars in equipment and remodeling.
Designers were rushing to finish the website; a team was drafting a business plan; half a dozen grant applications were pending.
Last May, Mr. Dal Corso, 20 colleagues and the company's former business consultant drafted a business plan and took it for evaluation to the Ministry for Economic Development in Rome.
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