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C.11.DUA:12 - Relations

  • Uses: A.10 for source-reliance boundaries; C.11 for local choice and probe-worthiness; C.11.CRC when a finite contribution comparison is missing; C.19.2 for economical application under the current declaration.
  • Coordinates with: C.18 when useful options or hypotheses must be generated; C.28 and direct domain methods when the advice depends on causal inference; D.4 for ethical mediation; the applicable assurance method for a stronger guarantee.
  • Used by: F.19 when clear wording leaves a questionable substantive demand; E.19 when advice usefulness, feasibility or evidence burden is the live review question; E.11.PUA when a pattern’s demanded work obstructs its first useful result.
  • Leaves with their owners: authorization, requirement enactment, domain research design, actual Work and its evidence. The recommendation supplies a reasoned continuation; those contributions determine whether and how it can be carried out.