"have drafted" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the act of writing something, such as, "I have drafted an article for the local newspaper."
In Shumpert, Walsh might have drafted redemption.
Below, I have drafted two potential responses to this vacancy.
"I have drafted a speech along those lines.
Maybe it is because Bill Belichick could have drafted Roman Phifer out of college -- "should have drafted him," Belichick said -- and did not.
Several members of Congress have drafted legislation to clarify consumers' control over such data.
The Canadiens have drafted poorly for the last decade and have traded unwisely.
Often the Giants have drafted players with size and power, and not necessarily athleticism.
Palmer is the third quarterback since 1992 that the Bengals have drafted in the first round.
House Republicans have drafted a bill more acceptable to Mr. Bush.
Couldn't they have drafted in some others to replace the original invitees?
Mr. Bush's speech was not one that the State Department would have drafted.
