E.8 | In FPF authoring, keep positive practitioner-facing content and pattern form there; use F.19 for the shared sentence, coordination, list, and foregrounding repair rather than maintaining a second algorithm. |
E.10 | Use its compact cues to notice likely candidates and its exact rows only for unresolved FPF wording. The final ordinary semantic disposition belongs to F.19 or the subject pattern. |
E.10.ARCH | Use the shared wording-use architecture only when subject, predicate, relation, representation, or another ontological value remains unresolved after ordinary reading. |
E.10.ROLE and A.6.F | Route a genuinely unresolved role- or function-shaped claim once; F.19 keeps the capable-subject and metonymy boundary without copying either taxonomy. |
F.18 | Use it for durable reusable names after kind and use are known. |
A.6.P | Use it when the remaining content hides relation kind, endpoint, basedness, anchoring, slot, relation position, or use relation. |
A.19.SPR, C.2.P, C.16.P, C.30.P | Use the applicable pattern for unresolved state-family, source or publication, characteristic or scale, and architecture or structure claims. |
E.17.EFP | Reuse its reader-fit boundary only when a reader distinction changes explanation use; F.19 does not require a persona record. |
C.2.8 | Supplies the distinction between expert walkthrough, actual reading and formal-model estimate, and qualifies recovered structure by the reader’s preparation, access, help and budget. F.19 selects the needed recovery basis for wording judgements. |
E.21 | An E.21 evaluation may use F.19 findings through PrecisionRestorationProfile and lower affected quality coordinates without creating one coordinate per apparatus symptom. |
E.19, E.22, E.23 | During review, framing, or improvement-loop work, use F.19 while keeping quality-loop records out of pattern prose. |
E.11 | First-entry and publication loci may use the same repair while returning semantic authority to the subject patterns. |