"draft of the agreement" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a version of an agreement that may not yet be finalized. For example, "Please review the draft of the agreement for potential changes before we sign it."
The draft of the agreement posted yesterday on the official Free Trade Area of the Americas Web site (www.ftaa-alca.org) included that contested dispute resolution mechanism in its chapter on investments.
So if the free market works, we will get to see the draft of the agreement.
And in a draft of the agreement drawn up by the Lazio campaign, the coordinated expenditures are not discussed.
So a while later she released a document that was described as an early draft of the agreement.
A draft of the agreement sets out guidelines on substantive negotiations between Mr. Mugabe's party, ZANU-PF, and Mr. Tsvangirai's party.
As my colleague John Vidal revealed on Friday, the latest leaked draft of the agreement suggests the summit is unlikely to reach any robust conclusions.
James Freedland, a spokesman for Mr. Schneiderman, said the staff lawyer had reviewed only drafts of the agreement and did not see the final settlement.
The scandal has engulfed Speaker Sheldon Silver, who signed off on the deal; questions have also been raised about the roles played by the offices of Mr. DiNapoli and Attorney General Eric T. Schneiderman, which were both provided with drafts of the agreement.
A hybrid court system to be established by the AU, and tasked with investigating and prosecuting those responsible for war crimes, will not include a role for the UN, something previous drafts of the agreement did stipulate.
Warner Lee, former Arizona attorney general, represented the inaugural committee during the drafting of the agreement with the county attorney's office and drafted a letter sent by inaugural committee chairman William Long confirming that the funds would be used for public purposes only.
