E.24.CD:4.3 - Open E.24 when cross-pattern pressure is concrete

Open E.24 when these detection facts are recoverable:

• one blocked use or decision;
• one independently recoverable candidate entity, proposal episteme, or source-construct entity that carries the inquiry without presupposing a durable ontic;
• concrete duplication or disagreement pressure in more than one current pattern description;
• the named consumers that make shared coordination plausible; and
• why one obvious direct-pattern route does not already close the blocked use.

Transfer those facts to E.24. E.24—not E.24.CD—tests the complete identity or constitution rule, minimal direct-relation set, dependent reliance, non-duplication, practical gain, declared use, and its applicability limits. If a required entry fact or settlement condition cannot be established, E.24 may return its unresolved result. Detection therefore does not require the author to settle the candidate before opening the settlement pattern.

A plainly direct case still stops at its subject pattern. Repeated words, several source forms, copied fields, or a useful schema can prompt inspection, but without a blocked use, an independently recoverable inquiry subject, concrete cross-pattern pressure, named consumers, and failure of an obvious direct route, they do not open E.24.