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E.10.LRN:0 - Use This When

Use this pattern when claim-bearing wording says learn, learning, learned, taught, or trained, and the sentence does not yet reveal which participant, changed subject, Work, Method, result, evidence, or receiving use is meant.

First useful result. Rewrite or split the sentence so that each exact subject claim is recognizable, then continue with the direct pattern for that claim. A local repair normally ends with a recovered claim or ordinary non-use. It does not end with a generic LearningResult.

Cheap exit. Keep ordinary wording when no FPF inference or action depends on which sense is meant. If the changed subject, operation, result, evidence, and direct pattern are already explicit, use that pattern directly.

Not this pattern when. Do not use this pattern to choose a teaching or training Method, assess a capability, fit a statistical model, design an experiment, perform inference, measure a result, or decide what to do next. It only restores the claim that those practices must govern.

LRN remains in this PatternID because the ambiguous source wording opens the recovery. It is not a Tech designation for one governed process or value and is not a UTS-row precedent.