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B.1.4:7 - Common Anti-Patterns and How to Avoid Them

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A sequence is treated as physical parthood.Recover ordered relation refs and use contextual aggregation; use part-whole patterns only for part-whole claims.
A phase label is treated as a new system level.Recover the carrier identity and phase relation. If a clear whole-reidentification question remains, use B.2 directly; use B.2.P first only when emergence-family wording hides the claim kind.
A planning order is treated as performed work.Use A.15.2 for work plan and A.15.1 for dated work occurrence.
A resource total is placed inside temporal aggregation.Use B.1.6 for the work-resource ledger.
A diagram or table is treated as the aggregate.Recover the Description episteme or publication relation and the EntityOfConcern separately.