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E.17.AUD:3 - Forces

ForceTension
Recognisability vs precisionCold readers need an early recognizable situation, but the unit still needs explicit primary-subject, carried-publication-move, and outside-work discipline.
Local repair vs whole-unit stabilizationIt is cheaper to fix one overloaded local lexical head, but sometimes the whole publication unit already carries a quiet shift in primary subject, carried publication move, or outside boundary to work, work planning, decision, gate, or reliance claim.
Stability vs an honest next-pattern boundaryTeams want to keep one unit usable, but they also need to admit when the live question is now comparison, explanation, or a downstream claim or effect.
Form variety vs publication-unit fidelityNote, memo, sheet, table, and screen are convenient ordinary labels, but they must not silently replace the publication unit under review.
Readability vs downstream claim or effect launderingClearer or more polished prose helps readers, but it does not by itself mint approval, policy, gate, work, or reliance claim or effect.