Outline your own manuscript based on an exemplar work: find an article or piece of writing in your discipline and outline your paper in a similar way (consider how the exemplar article has its topics outlined).
Once you have a general outline: write to each section of your new outline and add the material from the draft writing you started with.
Expand on each of the topic (paragraphs).
You do not have to write your final paper in order (introduction to conclusion).
Adapted from: Gray, T. (2020). Writing your dissertation quickly and well. In K. Townsend, M. N. K. Saunders, R. Loudoun, & E. A. Morrison (Eds.) How to keep your doctorate on track: Insights from students’ and supervisors’ experiences.Cheltenham, U. K.: Edward Elgar.