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C.13:4.4 - Structural CT2R Typing-Grounding Use

When a target kind or logical representation must reuse both a Γ_m construction account and an independently grounded Working-Model relation, use StructuralCT2RTypingGroundingUnfoldingStructureBlock from B.3.5. C.13 contributes the account of the subject-side relations that actually obtain and states which mereological structure the target preserves or loses inside that B.3.5-governed local A.22.CGUS structure specialization. C.13 does not create separate unfolding-structure authority and does not by itself supply a bridge, kind intent, proof, empirical evidence, or admissible reuse. Apply A.7.1, rather than this structural CT2R block, when an inadequate working account must be diagnosed against the subject construction.

Use this split especially when a readable relation label such as ComponentOf, a collection’s belongs-to predicate, AspectOf, ConstituentOf, or RepresentationOf is being reused beyond what its sentence warrants. The label does not by itself prove constructive grounding or a wider structural projection. Name the construction trace and Working-Model relation, the target kind or logical representation, any bridge used, the structure preserved and collapsed, and the proof or evidence relation required by the stronger claim. If the evidence instead diagnoses a mismatch that requires revision of the working ontology, apply A.7.1.