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E.10.D1:7 - Conformance Checklist

A use of E.10.D1 conforms when:

  1. the sentence and the action-changing ambiguity are named;
  2. one recovery branch supplies the smallest sufficient content;
  3. the repaired sentence names the relevant value, relation, scope, scheme, situation, or use and the contribution of any cited pattern;
  4. source-local meaning reuses an adequate current F.0.1 result or applies F.0.1 when that result is absent or inadequate, then cites a basis relation only when it obtains;
  5. an A.1.1 structure is selected only when the organization of its direct facts changes the decision;
  6. a claim boundary uses A.2.6 scope and membership facts rather than a generic Context participant;
  7. an F.9 Bridge is opened only between different semantic-context projections, and its bounded-use claim remains separate;
  8. architecture wording distinguishes an actual selected structure and obtaining ArchitectureRelation from a negative, unresolved, candidate, or expected ArchitectureClaim;
  9. viewpoint or view wording identifies the candidate episteme and viewpoint edition and uses the E.17.0 positive, negative, or unresolved conformance result;
  10. environment, operating-region, or operating-condition wording returns to the subject claim and names the fact or condition that changes it, or returns an unresolved wording result;
  11. quoted source wording and already precise ordinary wording remain available; and
  12. the result gives the reader a practical next move or a truthful stop without creating a universal Context kind, field set, or card.