"plan draft" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to an early or rough version of a plan or proposal, often in the context of a project or business strategy. An example usage could be: "I have completed the first plan draft for our new marketing campaign and I would love to get your feedback on it."
Several weeks later, in spring, we had to hand in our first business plan draft for the second round.
In the ITU-T test plan draft [18], it is recommended to take the modified RMSE as primary metric and Pearson correlation as informative.
In his first police and crime plan draft, Tony Hogg said he wanted to bring local communities and officers closer together with the aim of cutting crime and the fear of crime.
It provides a platform for the development of European Standards and other technical specifications and is the only recognised European organisation permitted to plan, draft and adopt European Standards in all areas of economic activity (except electro-technology and telecommunications) (according to Directive 98/34/EC).
Congress will be eager to hear how the president wants to tackle a repeal of Obamacare and see if he embraces any of the details in the replacement plan draft that House Republicans are currently working on.
BSP contributed to the study design and helped plan, draft and finalize the manuscript.
The town has an old dredging design plan drafted in 1977, when the brook last flooded.
A court this week will begin to reconsider a new plan drafted by creditors.
But the plan drafted by the generals is a befuddling process of multiple rounds that is to span three months.
That plan, drafted by a junior official, had reached the prime minister's desk without brushing reality.
Already, Mr. Giuliani is being measured against a 140-page game plan drafted by a member of his campaign staff last fall.
