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B.1.5.EW:9 - Consequences

The practitioner can locate a missing ability, combination condition or unworkable demand instead of treating every failure as poor execution. The account also makes division of work more useful: a contributor receives the conditions of the whole, not only an isolated task name.

Recovering these connections takes effort. Bound it by the action or explanation needed; reuse understood constituents and retain unresolved distinctions only when they affect that use.