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A.2.7:4.2 - Admission Substitution

Use the admission-substitution family when one assignment may satisfy a receiving condition written for another system-role kind. The relation is directional.

For an exact context-local species, declare:

<exact context-local admission-substitution relation species> : U.Relation
RelationSignature:
  CandidateSystemRoleKindSlot: exact candidate-kind domain, ByValue
  RequiredSystemRoleKindSlot: exact required-kind domain, ByValue
  AdmissionSubstitutionPredicateSlot:
    exact context-local admission-substitution predicate kind, ByValue

One predicate value is identified by the ordered candidate and required system-role kinds, the exact receiving-use rule, applicability, and only the semantic-basis editions that change that rule. Reversing the two kinds requires another predicate evaluation. A job-grade order, common word stem, or U.SubkindOf relation may be evidence or another premise; none is the substitution relation by itself.

Current assignments and any required A.2.5 state occurrences are inputs to the receiving check. They are not participants of the relation among kinds. Establish classification, assignment, capability, authorization, gate outcomes, and Work under their direct patterns as the receiving use requires them.