The phrase "draw on the lessons learnt" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is most often used when summarizing important takeaways from a specific experience. For example, "After studying for the exam, I drew on the lessons learnt to ace the test."
They will draw on lessons learnt from the BSE (mad cow) and foot and mouth crises in the UK and the current bird flu outbreak there, among others.
Drawing on the lessons to be learnt from cloze validation studies, the paper concluded with the researcher's argument against the use of correlation alone for validation in language testing.
This strategy would draw on lessons learnt during the Germany FIFA World Cup in 2006: distribution of free male and female condoms, and raising awareness on safer sex and sex worker rights during World Cup games are critical [ 55].
The paper closes with some reflections on the lessons learnt.
This article integrates and compares this information and reflects on the lessons learnt.
Having summarised the research protocol, we now reflect on the key challenges encountered during the methodology development and discuss these alongside the lessons learnt for future similar studies.
The paper concludes with a review of the lessons learnt.
Finally, the lessons learnt are discussed, where we pose some conclusions and present possibilities for future work in the lessons learnt section.
It also calls on the UN to urge Sri Lanka to accept an international probe into accountability issues that has not been dealt by the Lessons Learnt and Reconciliation Commission LLRCC).
One traditional explanation for these developments emphasises the military utility of the new approaches, arguing, for example, that the curved surfaces of the new keeps helped to deflect attacks, or that they drew on lessons learnt during the Crusades from Islamic practices in the Levant.
They tend to start small by running a hands-on business and then grow gradually by replicating the lessons learnt and applying proven principles.
