"draw up a memorandum" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used when you need to communicate a formal request, opinion, or other information in writing. For example, "The Human Resources team has been asked to draw up a memorandum outlining the new overtime policy."
The party leadership around Ulbricht, Pieck and Grotewohl was upbeat, drawing additional encouragement from the fact that the governing board of Germany's Protestant church (Bruderrat der Evangelischen Kirche) planned to draw up a memorandum which would criticise the government.
A Liberal Democrat himself, he states: "My biggest ally is Francis Maude with his transparency agenda and also Eric Pickles with his for local government". The Ministry of Justice will draw up a memorandum reporting their assessment of how the Act is working in practice.
Spain and its European partners have not yet drawn up a memorandum of understanding for the deal.
A sub-committee, including Guttmann and Riddoch, was charged with drawing up a memorandum and in 1944 the MRC Bulletin of War Medicine published it as First Aid and Early Treatment in Traumatic Paraplegia, Encapsulating Established Principles.
County health officials insist otherwise, and are drawing up a memorandum of understanding that will commit them to providing services for every supportive unit that gets built.
He also drew up a memorandum detailing his views on his role in the county's merit system, an issue that arose from the liquor controversy.
Together, they outlined responsibilities, drew up a memorandum of understanding, and implemented comprehensive trainings.
The Scottish and UK governments will draw up and agree a memorandum of understanding to ensure that devolution is not detrimental to UK-wide critical national infrastructure in relation to matters such as defence and security, oil and gas and energy.
The Scottish and UK governments will draw up and agree a Memorandum of Understanding to ensure that such devolution is not detrimental to critical UK-wide matters such as defence, oil and gas and energy.
Since the Commission will only be auditing the accounts retrospectively, party strategists are hoping to draw up an informal cross-party memorandum of understanding to ensure that all parties adhere to the same rules - but don't hold your breath.
Draw up a priorities list.
