"email drafted" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the act of writing or editing an email message. For example, "I spent the afternoon drafting an email for the project."
Sure, every so often there might be a letter mailed, a phone call made, a text message sent or an email drafted, but nothing that contained the possibility of constant interaction.
An email drafted by Williams but not sent, published by the committee, said: "We all saw what happened to our friend and colleague, Paul McKeever, and with a young family I do not intend to let the same thing happen to me".
Other evidence published by the committee includes an email drafted by Mr Williams, in which he wrote: "We all saw what happened to our friend and colleague Paul McKeever and with a young family I do not intend to let the same thing happen to me".
I typed messages to my nurses and family in blank email drafts like "more ice plz" and "time for meds?" Plus, as anyone who has ever breathed air is probably aware, there are exactly two ways to do it.
Swiping up, as you would to open up the camera quickly, you can get directly into that same email draft on your iPhone.
"While the tool shows you an email draft and email address right after you click 'reach out,' I can guide you through writing up your email pitch," Dragilev noted.
Well, according to one Harvard student tipster, the company has been gearing up for a product launch at f8 by exclusively targeting Harvard students, with Color Product Manager Andre Charoo sending out the following email draft to a number of computer science-related student groups at the elite university — meant for distribution when the new app goes live on Thursday.
But as Licciardello pointed out in the email draft, the study had run out of money.
Save it in a Word document, email draft, or note taking program.
Do not give it to anybody else, do not store it in your email Drafts folder and do not store it where it can be accessed.
Keep a copy in your email draft folder or in cloud storage, a printed copy with someone trusted back home and several printed copies on you in different places, such as your handbag and suitcase.
