The phrase "drafted and executed" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use this phrase to refer to the official process of designing and carrying out a plan or document, such as a contract. For example, "The team successfully drafted and executed a plan of action within the allotted time frame."
As soon as that is completed, the company will be able to draft and execute contracts with other companies.
Randel had the unenviable task of meticulously drafting and executing the street grid plan for Manhattan, which, the commissioners concluded, "appeared to be the best; or, in other and more popular terms, attended with the least inconvenience".
Jason Boehmig, Co-founder of Ironclad, explained that current methods to draft and execute legal documents are extremely fragmented.
During RSI, students will be reading the most current literature in the field they choose to study, draft and execute a detailed research plan, and deliver conference-style oral and written reports on their findings.
Estate planning includes drafting and executing financial and healthcare powers of attorney, setting up and managing trusts, and drafting and executing Living Wills and Last Wills and Testaments.
In 1947, the priest of a parish church near Linz asked his bishop for permission to print a story in the church newsletter about a devout Catholic farmer named Franz Jägersteter, who had refused to swear an oath to the Third Reich when he was drafted, and was executed.
Instead, they handle more tedious legal tasks like drafting briefs and executing merger documents.
Launching out of the latest YC class, Ironclad is an automated service to help companies draft, organize and execute common legal paperwork.
If mediation is out of the question and you're in a legal position to do so, have the attorney draft and execute a letter that severs your business relationship with the ad agency.
The study was conceived and executed by LC and SF LC drafted and completed the manuscript.
