E.9.DA:4 - Solution

Judge semantic adequacy before constructing evaluation apparatus. Read the exact DRR in its declared authoring use and ask whether a practitioner or author can recover the working problem, selected answer, practical change, selected loci, first drafting action, and boundary without inventing decisions or decoding avoidable formality.

For an ordinary bounded review, the sufficient result is:

• the exact DRR and declared authoring use;
• substantive findings, repaired DRR text, or the unchanged checked DRR when the review is clean;
• the actual predecessor/proposed host evidence when the DRR selects a broad language, ontology, or authoring rule;
• the first drafting action or first repair; and
• the stop or reopen condition.

That result may remain readable prose. It needs no assessment-work record, application object, aggregate result episteme, precision-profile record, witness package, or evidence-use package merely for symmetry.

Use the complete coordinate table when a complete reusable evaluation was explicitly requested or when a named later reliance needs stable coordinate values. Materialize the exact characteristic-space configuration, semantic evaluation Method, A.6.1 application, result episteme, witnesses, or evidence-use relations only when that receiving use depends on their identities.

The semantic Method, A.6.1 application, and dated Work are independently conditional. A reusable coordinate result can exist without any of them. A receiving claim may use a semantic Method without asserting Work, and it may use an exact application and its actual bindings without asserting Work. If dated U.Work is asserted, the Method and application become required parts of that E.9.DA branch; every precise performer first has an A.13 core and A.15.1 independently admits the Work. F.6 follows only when the result also needs precise assignment-bound attribution.

Before assigning coordinates, make one bounded content-first search for an important question the DRR omitted. Inspect the governed problem, the problem-owning practice, current sources, the strongest live alternative, failure and recovery cases, and true direct consumers. If an omitted question would change the answer, architecture, source use, consumer obligation, first drafting action, or stop, return it as a substantive finding before completing the coordinate judgement.

In every branch, keep the checked DRR, evaluation specification, action or Work, application, result, record, evidence use, status use, authority, and later repair distinct. A compact result omits identities that its receiving use does not consume. Omitting those refs does not make facts required by an asserted Work claim optional.

For a broad language or ontology rule, DraftingActionability, LexicalAndNamingClosure, and the precision-restoration reading consume the actual-host comparison between the predecessor and proposed versions. The DRR’s promise, a table-completeness check, a different lane test, or an invented fact pack is not evidence of practitioner use. Formal precision and plain comprehensibility are both required; neither compensates for loss of the other.

E.9.DA:4.1 - Local names and kind settlement

The following names support only the complete reusable-result branch. An ordinary bounded review need not instantiate them. When the branch is opened, each name resolves to the existing FPF object or reference stated here; none names an authority or mandatory record.

These names are local evaluation positions and refs. They are not release state, review status, project evidence, gate result, assurance, work, publication, or pattern-quality values.

E.9.DA:4.2 - Optional exact evaluation application, Work, result, and record

DRRDecisionAdequacyEvaluationConfiguration:
  DRRVersionRef: <exact C.2.1 DRR episteme>
  DRRDeclaredAuthoringUse: <drafting | amendment | distribution | source-use carry-through | accepted-decision carry-through | split or hold decision>
  RequiredAuthoringUseSource: <review request | accepted decision | E.22 question frame>
  ClaimScopeRef: <exact U.ClaimScope>
  DRRSelectedLocusDispositionMap: <locus -> selected responsibility, explicit non-responsibility, sibling decision, or outside-decision disposition>
  DRRDecisionAdequacyQualificationWindow: <source, edition, neighbour, currentness window>
  EffectiveCoordinateFloorMap: <default every required coordinate -> 3; any higher floor declared before evaluation;
    source for each value: E.9.DA default | exact raising source>
  DRRDecisionAdequacyCharacteristicSpaceRef: <exact A.19 space>
  DRRDecisionAdequacyEvaluationSpecRef: <this E.9.DA specification edition>
  SemanticEvaluationMethodRef?: <exact U.Method; include only when the receiving claim uses its identity;
    required when AssessmentWorkAdmission is present>
  DRRDecisionAdequacyEvidenceBasis: <checked loci and explicitly missing or unchecked loci;
    for a reusable result, include the bounded omitted-question search basis>

DRRDecisionAdequacyAssessmentApplication?:
  EvaluationConfigurationRef:
  A6_1ApplicationAndBindingRefs: <exact application, actual checked-object and configuration inputs,
    coordinate-result outputs, and aggregate-result output used by this application>
  WorkApplicationRelationRef?: <include only when a separately defined relation between this
    application and admitted Work is current and its predicate obtains>
  ReturnedCoordinateResultRefs:
  AggregateResultRef:

AssessmentWorkAdmission?: <omit when no dated U.Work is asserted;
  when present, every non-optional field below is required>
  AssessmentApplicationRef: <same exact A.6.1 application>
  AssessmentWorkRef: <one dated U.Work independently admitted under A.15.1>
  AssessmentWorkInterval:
  AssessmentContainingSystemRef: <exact U.System>
  SemanticEvaluationMethodRef: <exact U.Method>
  EnactedMethodRef: <same SemanticEvaluationMethodRef>
  EvaluatorSystemRef: <the admitted U.System that actually performs the Work>
  EvaluatorA13CoreBasisRef: <exact local agential kind and criterion, classification,
    obtaining assignment, scope, working situation, window, and adequate core evidence;
    add a characteristic profile only when its own receiving use consumes it>
  EvaluatorSystemRoleAssignmentSpeciesRef: <the declared assignment species and all
    identity-bearing participant positions used by EvaluatorA13CoreBasisRef>
  EvaluatorSystemRoleAssignmentRef: <the same obtaining assignment occurrence with all
    declared participant values>
  AssignmentHolderCheck: <the occurrence holder is EvaluatorSystemRef>
  AssignmentPredicateCheck: <the declared assignment predicate obtains for all declared
    participant values>
  AssignmentInterval: <the uninterrupted interval in which the species predicate obtains>
  AssignmentCoverageCheck: <AssessmentWorkInterval is covered by AssignmentInterval>
  PerformedUnderAssignmentRef?: <include only when precise assignment-bound attribution is
    current; cite the direct case fact that EvaluatorSystemRef performed AssessmentWorkRef
    under the same EvaluatorSystemRoleAssignmentRef, then use F.6 after holder equality,
    the declared species and participants, the assignment predicate, and interval coverage
    above obtain>
  AdditionalEvaluatorSystemRoleClassificationRef?: <optional additional neighbouring A.2
    and C.3.2 claim, not the classification already required by the A.13 core; neither the
    assignment nor Work establishes it>

DRRDecisionAdequacyResultEpisteme:
  EntityOfConcern: <same exact DRRVersionRef>
  EffectiveReferenceScheme:
  ClaimGraph:
    DeclaredAuthoringUse:
    RequiredAuthoringUseSource:
    QualificationWindow:
    EffectiveCoordinateFloorMap: <map and source>
    CoordinateTable: <all coordinates, values, adjacent-value rationales, evidence loci>
    BoundedOmittedQuestionSearch: <checked basis and any answer-changing question found>
    PrecisionRestorationProfile?: <only when the requested reusable result or named reliance consumes it>
    KindRestorationChecks?: <for repairs that can change FPF-governed meaning when this result consumes the exact check>
    OnticCandidateDisposition: <when triggered>
    CampaignProblemSolutionUnfoldingCheck: <when triggered>
    DRRDecisionAdequacyStatus:
    FirstDraftingActionOrFirstRepair:
    MostExpansiveNonAdmissibleOverread?: <only when an independent local ground makes one competing reading plausible and action-changing>
    StopOrRepairCondition:
    ReopenIf:
  WitnessRefs:
  EvidenceUseRelationRefs:

An optional DRRDecisionAdequacyRecordRef may package refs to the configuration, semantic Method when used, assessment application when used, Work admission when asserted, result episteme, witnesses, evidence-use relations, publication, and currentness. Establish any assessment application or Work through its own applicable conditions. Coordinate claims, evidence use, assurance, F.10 status use, acceptance, and downstream authorization each need their own basis.

When a viewpoint or grounding claim matters to the reliance, name its basis separately. Evaluator identity, record packaging, and source labels do not by themselves give the result that viewpoint or grounding.

E.22 may frame whether the evaluation is floor-only, exceptional-improvement, trade-off, open-question, absorption, or proposal-producing and may raise a floor before evidence is judged. Keep the required authoring use fixed after evidence appears. E.23 governs later repeated improvement work on the checked DRR after result claims or findings exist.

E.9.DA:4.3 - Ordinal coordinate scale and effective floor

When a complete reusable coordinate evaluation is produced, each ordinal value is a content-evaluation claim about the exact checked DRR under the declared use and window. In an ordinary bounded review, the same scale may guide judgement without materializing a measure, Work record, result episteme, assurance, acceptance, or reward.

The default effective floor is 3 sufficientlyExpressedForDeclaredUse for every required E.9.DA coordinate. The required authoring use comes from the review request, an accepted decision, or an E.22 question frame; the E.9.DA default supplies the floor when that source did not raise one before evaluation. A source may raise the whole floor or named coordinate floors before evidence is judged. The evaluator may not lower a floor, narrow the use or selected loci, or shorten the qualification window after seeing the result in order to make the DRR admissible. A diagnostic use with a lower target may report values, but it cannot yield admissibleForDeclaredAuthoringUse.

E.9.DA:4.4 - Required decision-adequacy coordinates

Before assigning values, run the bounded omitted-question search from §4. Ask whether the DRR omitted an important question that would change its answer, content architecture, source use, consumer obligation, first drafting action, or stop. Inspect only enough of the governed problem, problem-owning practice, current sources, strongest live alternative, failure and recovery cases, and true direct consumers to answer that question.

If an important omitted question is found, state it as a substantive finding before coordinate closure and reassess every affected decision, architecture, source-use, actionability and boundary coordinate under its value rule. Do not hide it by moving to an easier use. When none is found, an ordinary clean review needs no separate ledger; a reusable result records only the checked basis and clean disposition needed by its named reliance.

Coordinate separation is by repair question. One DRR section may support several coordinates, but the rationale must state the distinct property supported for each. When two heads always fail and repair together, the DRR or the evaluation pattern needs characteristic-space repair through A.19.ECS.

E.9.DA:4.4a - Result-row discipline and calibration

Use the question-to-ground and result-acceptance operation in E.22:4.3 within this evaluation.

A complete reusable E.9.DA coordinate result uses this table shape. An ordinary bounded review may use the coordinates as probes and return substantive findings or repaired text without creating the table:

For values 1..4, explain why the lower adjacent value would understate the evidence and the higher adjacent value would overstate it. For 0, explain why 1 would overstate the evidence and what would raise the value or reopen it. For 5, explain why 4 would understate the evidence and what would lower the value or reopen it.

A prose summary, heading checklist, two-column coordinate-and-value table, or table without an EvidenceLocus is not a complete reusable coordinate result. It may still be a valid ordinary bounded review when it precisely states the checked DRR, required use and source, effective floor, substantive finding, repaired text or clean unchanged result, first action, and stop or reopen condition. When required evidence is missing or unchecked, identify the gap and leave the affected value unestablished until the needed check is completed. Assign a lower value only when checked content shows the inadequacy specified by that coordinate’s value rule; for example, an absent required decision in the DRR can justify a low value. An answer-changing omitted question requires reassessment of each dependent coordinate under that same rule; it is not an extra coordinate or a compensable checklist item.

Common calibration points:

E.9.DA:4.5 - Local result status and stop condition

The following are local conclusions for the exact checked DRR, required authoring use, effective floor, and qualification window. They may be stated in an ordinary bounded result; a C.2.1 aggregate result episteme is needed only when a named later reliance needs that exact reusable object. They are not review decisions, gates, permissions, assurance levels, or work states.

The status rule is noncompensatory. A strong value on one coordinate cannot offset another required coordinate below its effective floor. An unresolved architecture blocker yields holdForArchitectureDecision regardless of the other values; a required split yields splitDecisionRequired; an easier or different use yields newFrameRequired. Otherwise any below-floor required coordinate yields repairBeforeDrafting. State the required-use source, effective floor, and floor source in either result form so another evaluator can reproduce the conclusion. A missing or unchecked basis does not establish a below-floor value. Complete the needed check before deriving a conclusion that depends on it; an unestablished required value cannot support admissibleForDeclaredAuthoringUse. Independently established architecture, split or below-floor findings remain usable.

A result carrying admissibleForDeclaredAuthoringUse states the first drafting action, stop or return, and reopen condition. A non-ready result states the first repair, split boundary, or architecture question. Add a non-admissible reading only when an independent local ground makes it plausible and action-changing; any later gate or authorization uses a separately defined receiving relation.

E.9.DA:4.6 - Compact result form

An ordinary bounded result is deliberately short:

E.9.DA bounded review:
  Exact DRR:
  Required authoring use and its source:
  Effective floor and source: <E.9.DA default 3 | predeclared higher floor and exact raising source>
  Actual-host evidence: <required only when a broad authoring rule is selected>
  Substantive result: <findings, including any answer-changing omitted question | repaired text | unchanged checked DRR when clean>
  Status:
  First drafting action or first repair: <include the applicable stop or return condition>
  Most expansive non-admissible overread?: <only when one is locally warranted>
  Reopen if:

This is sufficient when no named later use needs a reusable coordinate result. A clean focused review may point directly to the unchanged DRR and needs no separate clean ledger for the bounded omitted-question search. An inspect-repair-verify pass points to the repaired text and focused verification.

When a complete reusable coordinate evaluation is explicitly required, or a named later reliance needs exact result identity, extend rather than replace the bounded result:

E.9.DA reliance-bearing result:
  Exact DRR and effective ReferenceScheme:
  Required authoring use, its source, and qualification window:
  Effective coordinate floor map and source:
  CharacteristicSpace and evaluation-spec refs:
  Semantic evaluation Method ref, only when used by the receiving claim:
  A.6.1 assessment application and actual binding refs, only when used:
  A.13 performer-core and A.15.1 Work refs, only when dated U.Work is asserted:
  F.6 attribution refs, only when precise assignment-bound attribution is asserted:
  Evidence basis checked, including the bounded omitted-question search:
  Coordinate table: <Coordinate | Value | ShortRationale | EvidenceLocus>
  Precision-restoration reading and triggered exact checks:
  Witness and evidence-use refs actually used by the reliance:
  Status, first action or repair, bounded overread, and reopen condition: <include stop or return; overread only when independently grounded>

Only this reliance-bearing branch requires every coordinate and the exact identities its receiving use consumes. Method, application, and Work refs remain independently conditional; asserting dated U.Work requires the Method, application, every precise performer’s A.13 core, and independent A.15.1 admission from the branch in 4.2. F.6 is additionally required only when the result asserts precise assignment-bound attribution. A downstream status use, assurance, E.19 admission, authority, or drafting permission remains a separate claim with its own defining or constraining pattern.

E.9.DA:4.7 - Structured finding row when reuse needs it

E.9.DA finding:
  DRR version: <DRRVersionRef>
  Declared authoring use: <DRRDeclaredAuthoringUse>
  Coordinate or status affected: <all affected coordinates, statuses, or stop conditions>
  DRR locus: <section, row, alternative, source-use row, accepted-decision row>
  Value or status effect: <value, status, floor, or stop impact>
  Correction direction: <selected answer | selected locus | source-use payload | architecture choice | example | boundary | stop or reopen>
  Closure test: <what changed DRR text would show>

Use this row when a transferable structured finding is required. An ordinary bounded review may instead place the same precise diagnosis and repair direction in its one handoff or repaired text. Labels such as weak DRR, needs more evidence, or architecture unclear remain too vague in either form. Record one independently repairable defect once and name all affected coordinates or statuses; keep their distinct values and rationales.

When E.22, E.23, absorption, or exceptional-improvement framing requests improvement, below-floor coordinate-result claims support finding rows and subsequent repair work. Above-floor coordinates receive proposal rows only for substantive non-dominated decision-content opportunities inside the declared authoring use: a more decisive selected answer, source payload mutation, selected-locus obligation, architecture split or merge decision, rejected-alternative closure, first drafting action, regression case, or deletion or relocation of apparatus that would otherwise become pattern prose. Do not treat every value below 5 as a defect. A 4 may be the correct stop value only with loci showing why further decision-content movement is dominated, unavailable, or outside scope.