B.5.FM:4.6 - Apply the result and choose the continuation

Use what the model now supports: make a design choice, reject an option, construct an object, specify a calculation, select an observation or revise the question. Try the proposed use of that consequence. For example, sufficient average delivery can settle a capacity question; continuous supply also depends on delivery times, consumption and available stock. If the intended action needs such a further relation or condition, keep the supported answer and identify the missing contribution. Supply the assumptions another contributor needs to use the result.

Name a missing contribution by the result it must provide. For example, ask which heat-transfer path a proposed change affects, which state distinguishes two continuations, or which operation produces the needed formal object. A.15.9 helps obtain that contribution from another practice.

Keep an explanatory trace when later use or collaboration requires it. A new model-building move can also become material for C.39’s method development and C.36.RP’s shared-method renewal when that further work is needed.