| bounded task set | A finite set of rows, each naming one user System, material or aid, receiving Work or decision, use relation, task criterion, evidence status, window, and stop. | It is not a plural Work occurrence or a new whole. Each task, Work occurrence, and relation keeps its own identity. |
| configuration candidate | One identified combination of material, Systems, relations, conditions, and stops proposed for some or all rows in the bounded task set. | A candidate can be sufficient, insufficient, untested, failed, or non-dominated for the stated use without becoming a selected A.22 structure. |
| Method Base | A Plain maintained boundary for a project-level entry collection together with its separately identified edition account, publication occurrence, and retrieval use. | It is not one technical kind. A folder, catalogue, repository, or publication alone does not establish collection membership, currentness, or usability. |
| enactment-support arrangement | Plain name for the identified material, Systems, conditions, and relations chosen to help named users carry out specified Method-related tasks. | It is not a generic SupportRelation, one product-shaped object, or an automatically selected structure. |
| named-user task Work | Independently admitted dated Work in which a user System actually performs the retrieval, comparison, tailoring, tool, automation, feedback, or other named task. | This is an ordinary descriptive phrase, not another U.Work subtype. A click trace, access grant, planned task, or tool output alone does not establish the Work or its result. |
| direct System-use relation | A domain relation whose actual Work and System participants, predicate, extent, and use are explicit. | It creates no entitlement, capability, assignment, permission, authority, or task success unless those predicates independently obtain. |
| proposed organization | A recoverable proposal for constituents, relations, constraints, and use frame. | It is not a selected A.22 U.Structure until the selection-use basis obtains. |
| task result | An observation-bounded result for one performed user task. | It does not prove Method fit, effectiveness, transfer, or general holder capability. |