"published in draft form" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is not yet finalized, but still ready to be seen or used by the public. For example: "The software was published in draft form and testers quickly found numerous bugs."
The task force recommendations are being published in draft form and are open for public comment until May 13.
Under the plans, which were published in draft form in December, 10% of an MP's constituents would have to sign a petition for a byelection to happen.
The agreement has been heavily reworked and tightened up since it was first published in draft form for consultation in August.
The Carbon Plan is being published in draft form ahead of a final version in the autumn, and will be updated annually.
Many of the constitutional proposals, which will be published in draft form in mid-April, aim to shrink the power of political parties.
Dieter Helm, a professor of energy policy at Oxford University, said the bill, published in draft form in May, was far too complicated.
Digital minister Matt Hancock described the plans, published yesterday in draft form and following an earlier consultation, as a "balance between supporting innovation and data protection".
The investigatory powers bill is the latest attempt to push through such powers, and will be published on Wednesday in draft form.
The report, published in June of last year in draft form, represents a nearly five-year effort by the EPA to analyze technical data from thousands from fracking operations and nearby aquifers in states around the country.
We purposely published the modern slavery bill in draft form for pre-legislative scrutiny so that we could listen and respond to constructive contributions and concerns.
Paul Edwards, the executive editor of the Deseret News, said the publication's website mistakenly published the piece while it was still in draft form.
