C.40.JF:9 - Consequences

Practitioners can stop making whole-direction claims from isolated premises. A conflict can narrow one combination while leaving useful alternatives intact. A selected worthwhile request becomes specific enough for the supplying practice to answer, while a useful conditional result can finish without one.

The cost is recovering compatible conditions and exposing burdens that a direction label omitted. Some candidates remain conditional, and a high-consequence claim may require specialist analysis. This pattern reduces neither that assurance obligation nor the uncertainty of an unperformed transition.