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C.32:9 - Consequences

Positive consequenceCost or trade-off
Candidate architecture configurations are visible before local choice or decision.Losses and constraint fits must be named earlier.
Architecture-characteristic improvement is handled as iterative architecture work.Each iteration must say which characteristic pressure changed, which selected structures were changed, which reading or feedback is admissible as synthesis input, and what source-return condition opens the next synthesis question.
Multi-structure synthesis is reviewable.The practitioner must keep functional, module, placement, control, Work, evidence, and other selected structures distinct when they matter.
Architecture characteristics and quality bundles are recorded as comparison inputs for the pattern for the next question.The palette may need characteristic repair through C.25, C.31, C.16, or later comparison, local-choice, selection, or selected-set result-declaration work through A.19.CPM, C.11, A.19.SelectorMechanism, or G.5, respectively, when those claims are being made.
Holonic architecture breadth is preserved.Examples and candidates must name the described holon and selected structures instead of using domain defaults as unstated selected structures.
Source cues can inform architecture work without importing source-domain ontology.Source-side expressions require recovery of referent, selected structure, architecture-change kind, and source-return condition.
Downstream G.5 result declaration and architecture-decision work stay cleaner.The team must open the pattern for the next question when it wants to declare a selected-set result, publish it to an audience, make a local choice, or decide the project architecture.
Evolutionary and search practices are usable without hidden single-winner optimization.The palette may need retained alternatives even when one candidate looks convenient.