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C.3.4:2 - Context

C.3.1 governs kind identity and subkind relations; C.3.2 governs candidate admissibility and classification judgment. A.2.6 governs a claim’s declared scope. A procedure may still tailor use for a compliance procedure, product line, or cohort without changing the kind.

Three objects remain distinct:

  1. KindUseAdaptationDeclaration states one named use of a base kind.
  2. KindUseAdaptationJudgment is the three-valued result for one admissible candidate under pinned declaration and signature editions.
  3. KindUseAdaptationCorrespondenceDeclaration records how one exact source declaration corresponds to one exact target declaration when their constraints or vocabulary bindings differ.

The third object is a C.2.1 declaration episteme. Its effective scheme makes source, target, and rule designations interpretable. It is not an executable adapter, mapping Method, representation correspondence, obtaining F.9 relation, KindBridge, or target judgment.