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E.17.AUD.LHR:7 - Consequences

Used well, this pattern:

  • prevents one vague local lexical head from governing a whole section by accident;
  • keeps local repair cheap instead of escalating too early;
  • makes later publication-unit stability review cleaner because the local lexical head question has already been restored;
  • gives authors and reviewers one common language for saying the problem is still local.

Used badly, it can become one more vocabulary exercise. If the publication unit still has unstable primary-subject or carried-move reading after local repair, do not keep polishing the overloaded local lexical head forever. Apply the governing pattern for the remaining problem situation.