The phrase "draw plans" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing the process of developing a plan or strategy to achieve a goal. For example, "The team collaborated to draw plans for the company's expansion."
Mechanical drafters draw the assembly process of products; architectural draftsmen draw plans of buildings; government drafters create drawings for military vehicles; electronic drafters create plans of the wiring systems of buildings and machines; and aerospace draftsmen create drawings of planes, helicopters, spacecraft, and satellites.
Vaux was a trained architect, and he taught Olmsted how to draw plans.
"Costas is an architect with great aesthetic taste who can also draw plans," Mr. Trump said.
Mr. Lattarulo, his lawyer said, had hired an architect to draw plans and an engineer to do periodic inspections.
Traditionally, architects draw plans and sections by hand and with drafting tools, using common geometric shapes — circles, triangles, rectangles, squares.
No longer able to draw plans of houses and execute their design, Mr. Wooster tried his good hand at photography, then watercolors, then charcoal and colored pencils.
Drawing plans, Turnbull said, "I couldn't picture what it would look like.
I would stay up until 5 in the morning drawing plans.
Watching the movie frame by frame, Mr. Jones drew plans of the Parker home.
Before drawing plans, he looks for patterns, layers of information, connections among fragments.
He had drawn plans for the Guggenheim by then, but it was still some years away from construction.
