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MMP.18:7 - Conformance Checklist

The coupled construction supports its stated use when:

  • the requested combined result and the component contributions needed for it are recoverable;
  • shared quantities retain their subject meanings and relevant units, reference points and conditions;
  • each consequential exchange has a relation that connects what is supplied to what is used;
  • aggregation or scale change retains, obtains or bounds the information the receiving operation needs;
  • jointly applicable component and interface conditions hold for the claimed solution;
  • computational exchange approximations are distinguished from actual subject delays or events;
  • shared uncertainty and evidence have the dependence and multiplicity asserted by the joint model;
  • the result retains a consequential limit and a usable return to the contribution that failed.

These conditions recognize the coupled model. Establishing its subject applicability or a numerical error guarantee needs the corresponding subject or computational argument when the use requires it.