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C.2.P.DR:5.5 - Pattern relation

Wording: “This pattern exits to A.10.”

Repair: if the current relation is “use A.10 when an evidence relation or provenance relation is current”, write that declarative boundary. Keep ordinary ownership or navigation wording when its relation and participants are clear. Use exit, receiver, route, owner, home, dispatch, or call language to assert action or control only when the pattern is actually about an action occurrence, work plan, control mechanism, or communication relation that has those semantics.