"draft the agreement" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to creating an agreement or document between two or more parties. For example: "Once the specifics of the arrangement have been decided, our lawyer will draft the agreement."
German business people are merely waiting for the lawyers to draft the agreement.
But lawyers who helped draft the agreement for Paramount mistakenly wrote that Mr. Jones would get his bonus when two times the actual worldwide receipts equaled his target.
Eric A. Goldstein, a senior lawyer for the Natural Resources Defense Council, an environmental group that helped draft the agreement, called the smaller development proposal "infinitely more sensible and environmentally sensitive than the one unveiled seven years ago".
"We've done a good job of getting what the president wants," said Senator Judd Gregg, Republican of New Hampshire, who helped draft the agreement and who planned to offer the voucher measure on the floor.
He also said two of Jackson's attorneys helped draft the agreement.
After agreeing to eliminate the pesticides and reduce, in some fashion, the industrial chemicals, representatives from the 121 countries are ready to draft the agreements.
Hadley W. Gold, the first assistant corporation counsel in 1982, drafted the agreement with Mr. Schwarz, he recalled this week.
He sat between him and the Liberal leader, David Steel, when the Lib Lab pact was negotiated in 1977 and drafted the agreement between the two.
With the economic system all but set, negotiators broke for the weekend, leaving lawyers and staff members to continue drafting the agreement.
Before Muhammad began the order of drafting the agreement, he consulted the Medinan leaders.
