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A.1.1:6 - Bias-Annotation

This pattern has a DDD lineage bias because bounded context is the source term. Outside software, use A.1.1 only when the domain has one claim-bearing model edition, explicit applicability, actual use in assigned Work, fixed-content expression coherence, and a present decision changed by their joint organization. Industrial control, clinical or billing terminology, and published classifications can meet that test through different direct governors; a familiar context label cannot.

It has a structure-selection bias. The lightweight stop rule prevents mere local terminology, model mention, or implementation and organizational partition from becoming a structure without the required model-use relation organization.

It also has a model-coherence bias. Actual systems, work, methods, transformations, epistemes, and system-role-assignment occurrences keep their own identities and can remain the referents designated by receiving epistemes when the joint relation organization is not the subject of the receiving use.