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DOCA.5:4.2 - Use the supplying practice’s qualified result

For each material dependency, state the required result and why it matters to this transition. Use A.15.9 — Request and Use a Bounded Result from Another Practice to inspect an existing result and use it at its supported strength for this receiving question. Retain a conditional direction where the needed premise is absent. Select a further request through A.15.9 and C.11.DUA only when its obtainable contribution warrants formulation, qualification, performance, delivery, interpretation, delay, and displaced work.

A provider’s offer, a published MethodDescription, and a qualified result about this subject answer different questions. Recover the result’s subject and configuration, characteristic or condition, receiving use, evidence window, limitations, and uncertainty. If new Work is needed, the supplying practice retains its Method, competent performer, authority, and conclusion. Assess evidence-bearing reliance through the applicable A.10 result; a citation alone does not qualify the premise.

Use ordinary wording that preserves the difference between supported, conditional, unknown, and ruled out. Keep these distinctions at the claim they affect. If authorized access is absent, an access-dependent route cannot be described as available. That fact need not defeat a contribution obtainable without that access.

An existing result for another holder or configuration is not automatically a result for this one. Use the direct practice’s qualified transfer basis, covering the receiving bearer and configuration, characteristic meaning and scale, intended use, evidence window, and uncertainty as required by DOCA.1.CHR. Otherwise leave the receiving premise unknown.