"drawing back on" can be a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe someone or something retracting or pulling away from a situation or action. Example: After realizing the danger, the hiker quickly drew back on his decision to climb the steep cliff. In this sentence, "drawing back on" is used to convey the action of the hiker changing his mind and retracting his decision to climb the cliff.
Drawing back on his hash habit might just help to preserve Howard's.
But Mr. Yardeni said there were still big questions about what the economy would look like when the Fed actually starts drawing back on the stimulus.
The buyer then, the Austrian financier Wolfgang Flottl, put the drawing back on the market last night, but with a far lower estimate, $7 million to $9 million.
Having collectively raised the game and placed drawing back on the agenda – in schools, universities, in teaching and research, galleries and contemporary practices – perhaps it is time to deepen, extend and further evaluate its specific function.
I found my spot on his chest below his shoulder, pushed the needle through until it touched the collarbone, "walked" the needle down the bone, then slid it slowly underneath while drawing back on the attached syringe, waiting for the dark red blood to rush back indicating that I had hit my target.
It is difficult or even impossible, however, to reveal the causes, motivations, ideas, or perceptions that lie behind such network structures by solely drawing back on quantitative SNA.
Two additional participants made technical errors while performing PPT: one drew back on the syringe plunger while the stopcock was open to the simulated patient, while a second incorrectly administered fluid to the bag of saline rather than the simulated patient.
Draw back on the plunger one more time to double-check for the presence of blood.
"You can draw back on things you've learned from those Game 7's," Brodeur said.
"We all draw back on our past and it only happened 24 hours ago," Kidd said.
"It's moments like those when you draw back on your success through the whole year," Warner said.
