'finalised draft' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a document that has been edited and completed and is ready to be presented or submitted. For example: "We need to submit the finalised draft of this report for approval by the end of the week."
AGFT, JAT and IB conceived the study, AGFT collected the samples and performed the molecular work, AGFT and JAT analysed the data, AGFT wrote the manuscript, AGFT, JAT and IB contributed and finalised subsequent drafts.
DM drafted, finalised and approved the final manuscript.
We will draft the finalised items to create a scale a questionnaire and will validate it.
If the government decides to legislate, there would be a further consultation on a draft Bill, and a finalised Bill could be introduced into the Scottish Parliament in 2013.
IB conceived the study design, contributed to data extraction, produced the first draft of the paper and finalised manuscript for submission.
SM contributed towards the study conception and design, study screening and selection, data extraction, wrote the first and subsequent drafts of the manuscript, and finalised submission of the manuscript.
It remains questionable, however, whether the committee's new make-up, still not quite finalised as The Economist went to press, will provide the needed boost to finish a draft constitution by mid-August, as scheduled, or whether a six-month extension will be needed, as the current constitution allows.In any event, the committee must work fast.
Although draft guidance on integration was consulted on and positively reviewed [ 33], no finalised Department of Health guidance has been published.
"A set of resolutions have been drafted, negotiated and modified – based on a set of principles agreed by the ICC board on 28 January – and finalised today.
It is just not finalised but it will be.
