"draft under review" is a grammatically correct phrase and is commonly used in written English.
This phrase is typically used in the context of a writing or editing process, where a draft of a document (such as a report, essay, or proposal) is being reviewed or evaluated by someone else. Example: The marketing team submitted their proposal, and it is now under review by the head of the department. They will carefully consider any changes suggested before finalizing the draft.
The state restrictions are supposed to be at least as stiff as the national rule, and a decision on Colorado's draft plan, now under review in Washington by the United States Forest Service, is expected within weeks.
He explained that the new standards draft was still under review and that the 2006 standards were still in implementation.
The RAVEN Toolbox was used to generate draft models (manuscript under review).
Why is Essex County alone paying for all that?" As a result, Mr. DiVincenzo helped to draft a bill now under review in the state Senate that would transfer the costs and control of all county prosecutors' offices into the hands of state officials, yielding an annual savings of about $45 million for Essex County alone.
New draft legislation is also currently under review, which requires film industry personnel to strive for "excellence in professional skills and moral integrity" and seek to aspire to "core socialist values".
Recently, 136 draft rules from executive agencies were under review at the White House's Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs, or OIRA, a branch of the Office of Management and Budget.
The rules, which were drafted by the Environmental Protection Agency and are under review by the White House, are expected to do more than Obama, or any other president, has done so far to reduce the carbon dioxide emissions responsible for climate change.
Arrange your schedule so that you can use your time well while your thesis is under review; one approach is to submit drafts of your thesis for review and comment one chapter at a time.
Buxton joined with postdoc leaders from several institutions to draft a business plan and funding proposal that is currently under review.
The proposed policy change is detailed in a draft version of the Nuclear Posture Review, written by the Department of Defense and currently under review by the White House.
The draft legislation for Universal Salt Iodization (USI) Program, with implementing regulations is under review.
