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E.24.CD:4.4 - State one result and stop

Most cases need only one sentence:

For <work or decision>, apply <subject pattern> to <exact subject or claim> because <decisive fact>; next, <action or stop>.

When no pattern can yet apply truthfully, say:

For <work or decision>, leave <exact subject or claim question> unresolved because <missing subject, predicate, or subject pattern>; return when <missing fact becomes recoverable>.

Any denied reading must pass F.19’s grounded-contribution test. Use a longer explanation only when another author must understand a disputed disposition. Do not create an OnticCandidateCluster, candidate registry, scorecard, or mandatory disposition form. Continue at the applicable pattern or unresolved return; reopen E.24.CD only if the recovered subject or practical use changes.