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C.11.CRC:4.3 - Recognition and assurance split

Recognition. A user can recognize a conforming comparison when S0, finite Δ, S1, boundary, horizon, result and resource coordinates, interactions, uncertainty, and receiving decision are visible.

Assurance. Trust in the numbers and relations remains separate. Field evidence must support the baseline and candidate behavior; implementation capability and the basis for planned transition work must be credible; causal claims use C.28; source reliance uses A.10; for an assurance claim, use B.3 with the named target claim and assurance use; authority and permission use their direct patterns. This pattern creates none of those results.