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E.4.CM:7 - Conformance Checklist

  • The public account names a recognizable recurring difficulty, useful result and applicability conditions, and distinguishes one composite Method from several connected Methods.
  • Every selected composition difficulty receives a constructive remedy or an explicit remaining gap.
  • Connections explain meanings, dependencies and result use, including material branches and returns.
  • Composition, result use and continuation, Method variation or refinement, and the use of methods and knowledge from different domains remain distinct; their consequential interactions are explained through the relevant structures. An orientation cue names its represented structure and relation.
  • The selected objects and relations support the construction; source novelty or familiar component names do not settle it.
  • Whole conditions change constituent actions where required; Method scale is not reduced to sequence order.
  • Reused descriptions actually supply their claimed contributions.
  • The same-situation comparison preserves a useful remainder without copying complete suppliers.
  • The public owner contains the explanation needed without private development material.
  • A complete case and a consequential changed condition show construction and adaptation.
  • Construction, fit for the receiving result and practical worth have proportionate grounds. Constituent, repertoire and whole-Method claims keep their own limits; necessary training, tools and support remain visible.
  • The need and its basis, nature of the proposal, consequential development decisions, relied-on content and each asserted consequence are connected to their grounds. Evidence concerns the described arrangement and intended use; a missing ground is supplied, the construction is revised or the dependent claim is narrowed.
  • A short entry preserves its first move and returns to the full explanation.