The phrase 'draw the idea' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are trying to encourage someone to express a thought or concept through drawing. For example, "Let's draw the idea so we can better understand it."
Natural selection does not produce perfection (indeed, imperfection, as of the eye, is evidence of natural selection in process) but Darwin does draw the idea of improvement tightly into his understanding of its outcome.
He speculates that people who are unaccustomed to subordination in daily life might draw the idea for government from their experience of wars with other societies, when they must appoint a temporary commander.
Maybe even draw the idea.
It can help to draw the idea on paper first, then source the designs after you're satisfied with the total design.
But does it yield the "laws of nature" from which Locke and Jefferson drew the idea of universal human rights?
The students, Keith Winstein and Josh Mandel, drew the idea for their campus-wide network from a blend of libraries and from radio.
After "an evening of scotch and 100mph car rides" Iowa State College physicist John V. Atanasoff (1903-1995) drew the idea for the first computer on the back of a napkin.
De León drew the idea for his legislation directly from Brown's January inaugural address, which kicked off the governor's historic fourth and final term.
It's almost impossible to think of a visual precedent, and yet she drew the idea of abstract portraiture from other modernists like Francis Picabia and Marius de Zayas.
We'll guarantee you $75,000 win, lose or draw for the idea".
He had written a very detailed script for the song 'Heart Shaped Box,' and drew the set idea as well.
