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A.22.CGUS:12 - Relations

Specializes: one A.22 U.Structure whose local locus bindings, obtaining relations, and constraints define at least two potential continuations across allowed cases. Continuation judgements, descriptions, slices, loss notes, and neighboring claims are separate results or uses.

Specialized by: E.18.3 when the same structure also satisfies its transformation-flow condition. Local applications include architecture, abduction, improvement, narrative, grounding, currentness, and first-entry uses only when their own constituents, relations, constraints, and use frames are recoverable.

Coordinates with: A.6.P and A.6.5 for relation occurrence and reusable declaration precision; E.18, E.18.NET, and E.18.3 for transformation-flow substrates; A.3 and A.15 for Method, plan, Work, and Transformation claims; A.10 for claim-bound evidence reliance, B.3 for an actual named assurance claim, A.20 for internal-constraint validity, and A.21 for gate decisions; C.30 for architecture claims and C.32 for architecture-candidate synthesis; E.23 for repeated quality improvement under a declared evaluation; G.11 for currentness; C.29 for mathematical-lens use; C.33 for description loss that affects a declared architecture use; E.11 for entry, E.17 for a source-backed reader face, and E.24.PUB for publication occurrence, form, carrier, audience, bounded use, and availability; and F.17, F.18, and F.9 for source-local sense, durable naming, and Bridge claims.

Does not replace any pattern that supplies the definition, constraint, test, method, evidence rule, or assurance rule for a neighboring claim.

Use F.19 for ordinary precise-plain-language repair and the plausible-reader test for an optional explanatory overread.