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E.17.AUD:6 - Common Anti-Patterns and How to Avoid Them

Anti-patternWhy it failsHow to avoid it
Fixing one sentence while the whole unit already carries a quiet interpretation shiftlocal repair is asked to carry whole-unit stabilizationcheck primary subject, carried publication move, and outside boundary to work, work planning, decision, gate, or reliance claim before repairing the sentence
Treating form labels as if they changed the publication unit under reviewtable, sheet, or screen is used as if it already named a different ontology or downstream claim or effecttreat those as presentation forms first; only leave this pattern when the problem situation itself changes
Laundering comparison through stability languageteams keep saying the unit is unstable when the active problem situation is already bounded comparisonapply E.17.ID.CR ComparativeReviewUnit and name the exact source publications
Laundering downstream decision or reliance through clearer prosea better-written note is over-read as if it had become an approval, gate, work, or reliance textkeep the outside boundary to work, work planning, decision, gate, or reliance claim explicit and leave this pattern when downstream claim or effect appears
Letting three repair choices act at oncelexical-head repair, whole-unit stabilization, and a neighboring-pattern application are patched in parallel with no shared primary-subject interpretationuse the working card first and name one current repair choice before patching the unit