MDPE.Application:5.2.6 - Assurance and boundaries

For recognition, ask what would be changed if the other plausible sense were intended. For assurance, follow the restored claim to its source meaning and the actual receiving action. A stylistic rewrite that changes neither understanding nor action may need only F.19. A newly developed semantic claim needs domain grounds before wording can make it usable.

The method succeeds when the intended reader can distinguish the consequential senses, preserve the useful claim and continue or identify the missing fact. Recovering what a claim means and establishing whether it is true remain separate questions.

C.36.P supplies the general cultural wording routes. The domain entries above add the music/material/movement/event distinctions needed by this practice. E.10.ARCH governs the construction and placement of such reusable restoration guidance; practitioners use the guidance at its recognition cue, rather than treating E.10.ARCH as a lexical inspection checklist.