"draft description" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are writing a description that is not yet final. For example, "This is a draft description of the product; changes will likely be made before the final description is drafted."
According to the draft description from the administration, the proposal "would put nearly $200 billion in the hands of businesses over the next two years — helping companies that make new investments in the United States at a time they need it most".
Evidently the months More spent in the Netherlands had been stimulating and productive: he had established his credentials among the Northern humanists and, as he departed for England, he took with him the draft description of Utopia.
During each eight-hour shift, curators were presented with a continuously refreshing list of trending terms they had to sort through and identify as junk or relevant, and draft descriptions for those topics.
With respect to the toxicity states, these were identified based on common toxicities experienced with bendamustine and chlorambucil, and draft descriptions were developed using the Cancer Therapy Evaluation program's Common Terminology Criteria version 3.0 [ 21].
AC proposed the concept of the approach, checked the analysis, revised the manuscript and drafted "Description of the generic modeling approach".
A broad draft and description would suffice.
It eventually would grow to a class of 40 a year, according to a draft program description that Dr. Ralph H. Henderson, a former assistant director general of the health agency and a graduate of the American program, prepared at Dr. Lee's request.
The first phase comprised the development of a draft job description and learning objectives by a working group established by the ECVN.
CB, LIJ and YA contributed in drafting the description of procedures and OF contributed in drafting the statistics and results sections.
Draft words (descriptions of white vs black NFL prospects), 2014.
