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A.3.2.DE:0 - Use This When

Use this pattern when people need usable claims about an identified Method or a candidate account of a proposed way of working. The receiving use may concern planning, enactment, comparison, review, revision, publication or teaching; retain the claims’ actual status. Start from one named use: who needs to do or decide what, which Method claims that use consumes, and what can remain outside the edition.

The first useful result is a short use-coverage row. It names the Method or candidate account, the receiving use, the claims needed now, the claims deliberately omitted, and the stop. That row prevents a documentation project from expanding before its practical question is clear.

Do not use this pattern merely to publish, diagram, approve, schedule, or record Work. A U.MethodDescription is the claim-bearing episteme whose exact EntityOfConcern is one Method already admitted under A.3.1; its code, diagram, form, carrier, approval, WorkPlan, and dated Work remain different things. If the proposed whole is still a candidate account, improve that account without classifying it as a U.MethodDescription for the whole.

A.3.2.DE:0.1 - Working Distinctions

ItemWorking meaning hereBoundary
admitted MethodOne reusable way of doing whose identity has been established under A.3.1.A shared title, coherent document, WorkPlan, or successful occurrence does not establish it.
U.MethodDescriptionOne C.2.1 episteme about that Method whose claims say something substantive about how the Method is carried out.Membership is not a completeness, approval, currentness, publication, or effectiveness result.
candidate accountClaims about a possible Method whose identity or obtaining relations remain unresolved.It can be improved and used prospectively without being renamed a MethodDescription.
named useA particular planning, enactment, comparison, audit, revision, publication, or teaching need with a receiver and stop.A generic wish to “document the method” is not yet a use boundary.
use-coverage accountA C.2.1 account that states which Method claims an edition exposes for each named use and which it omits.It does not prove that the claims are true enough for the use or that anyone used them.
representation and publicationA C.29 correspondence, E.24.PUB form or publication occurrence, and carrier through which claims may be expressed or made available.Form and availability do not decide MethodDescription membership.