"draft design" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used when referring to the preliminary version of a plan, concept, or design. For example, "We reviewed the draft design for the new apartment complex."
In particular it considers the phases between the draft design and the detailed design, developed by a client designer.
Islanders were not enthusiastic about the proposal, but the government received a draft design from a young student, Susan Karike, that found widespread support.
A Department for Education spokesman said the draft design and technology curriculum would give pupils the "skills and expertise to develop the innovative and creative designs and products of the future".
The draft design, to be unveiled on Wednesdayby the London Cycling Campaign (LCC), reduces the overall height of the lorry, especially the driving position, and greatly extends the side windows of the cab, stretching them as close to road level as possible.
At the moment, the gathering is done by the FBI, whose director, Robert Mueller, vigorously opposes any idea to split off spying from policing, even though most spooks insist that spying and policing are often contradictory things.That battle is for the future, but similar vested interests are bound to make Mr Ridge's nice draft design extremely hard to put into practice.
Bringing these things together will not guarantee better intelligence, but it should be easier to spot trends and connections.Vested interests are bound to make Tom Ridge's nice draft design extremely hard to put into practiceFor now, the new department will merely analyse intelligence gathered by others.
He also has drafted design studies and preliminary plans to turn the space into a four-screen cinema or a three-screen complex for live theater.
Deep-draft design of semi-submersibles improves vertical motions but leads to critical vortex-induced motions (VIM) attributable to fluctuating loads on columns.
It also reduces the time required for drafting design by automating the process based on 3D-CAD and parametric modeling.
The North station's four 73 m cooling towers were made from reinforced concrete and were of the typically hyperbolic, natural-draft design.
She now drafted designs whose success would be based, in addition to their aesthetic appeal, on their ability to be mass-manufactured and merchandised effectively.
