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A.2.7:4.9 - Representation, Model-Use, and Cross-Scheme Boundaries

A graph, table, matrix, algebra, embedding, policy file, taxonomy, or organization chart may describe a SystemRoleKindRelationStructure or support a C.29 mathematical-lens use. It is not the selected structure or any selected relation occurrence by form. State what organization the representation preserves and loses before relying on it.

Reference an independently selected BoundedModelUseStructure only when interpretation depends on that model-use organization. Keep it with the receiving assertion or use unless one direct relation predicate truly depends on its exact edition; only then does that edition enter the predicate’s semantic basis.

When a comparison, translation, or reuse crosses schemes, first recover the exact F.17 sense cells and obtaining F.9 Bridge. Then state a separate C.2.1 bounded-use assertion naming direction, correspondence rule, tolerated loss, polarity, use, and effective scheme. Ordinary reliance requires the current A.10 evidence-provenance relation and a passing disposition for that use. Use B.3 only when an actual named assurance claim is current; require its result for the same bounded assurance use. Establish any required authorization separately.

Apply the direct rule for each claim of bounded-use suitability, an A.2.7 relation, assignment, authorization, receiving-check outcome, or performed Work. A Bridge, profile, or card may provide information for that claim. A local relation that obtains keeps the participant set and identity declared here.