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SIE.4:9 - Consequences

The correspondence set gives mapping and interface work explicit semantic premises and preserves honest negative results. It makes version and loss dependencies visible and allows a narrow use to proceed while other rows remain unresolved.

The cost is row-level judgment and counterexample work. Automated matchers remain useful for candidate discovery but cannot close the relation or its receiving-use qualification alone.