The phrase "mature draft" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe a work (such as a document, paper, essay, etc.) that is considered mature, complete or finished. For example, "After several drafts, I finally had a mature draft of my essay that I was ready to hand in."
The law on mature minors, as drafted in the various jurisdictions, should then apply to all aspects of end-of-life decision-making.
The breed's Thoroughbred ancestry gives them energy and athleticism, and makes them mature faster than other draft breeds.
Goff, the No. 1 pick in the draft, has matured in the three weeks since, but as the Rams prepared for Sunday's game against the Atlanta Falcons there was a sense the sky was falling for an organization that suddenly cannot escape week-to-week controversy and melodrama.
Carlton surprised by drafting mature-age Blaine Boekhorst with pick 19 (even if no due diligence was done on his Twitter account), and the 21-year-old is also on track for game time.
According to these, the sonatas were written in two stages – a preliminary sketch (the first draft) and a full, mature final version (the fair copy).
Here arises the inevitable question in the one-and-done era: Does Embiid stay at Kansas and continue to develop his game under Bill Self, or does he cash in on his draft stock, go pro, and mature on the fly?
John Cusack gives one of his wiliest performances in some time, and one of his most mature, as Nick Easter, an aging slacker drafted into jury duty.
Boasting three first-round picks in the national draft, St Kilda welcomed midfield prospect Jack Billings, mature-bodied Luke Dunstan and Blake Acres.
Chicago selected him in the 20th round of the 2002 draft, but Logan realized he needed to mature before turning professional.
To this phase belong the Soliloquies (1800), the Draft of an Ethics (1805-6), and Schleiermacher's mature ethics lectures (including the complete draft from 1812-13, as well as a number of later partial drafts).
