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B.3:4.9 - Keep causal-use and method-structure branches direct

When an assurance argument depends on a causal-use claim, consume the exact C.28 result and its stated supported and unsupported uses. B.3 does not re-run causal identification. An unsupported causal-use result narrows, blocks, or leaves the assurance claim unresolved; it does not become a low universal reliability coordinate.

When Method composition, fallback, selection or family organization matters to the assurance argument, first use B.1.5, G.5 or the direct predicate for the relied-on fact. Use A.22 only when a separately selected organization itself changes the assurance question; then recover its selection basis and all four identity discriminators. MethodRelationStructure is a local designator for that selected structure, not a universal kind or a required record for every composition claim.