SYSE.2:4.3 - Develop the use claim and candidate system concept together

Write one outside-facing use claim and one inside-facing concept claim:

Linked use-and-system concept proposal:
  concrete use claim:
  candidate system-concept claim:
  main uncertainty:
  architecture question exposed:
  reopen condition:

Use any readable form for this content. The use claim names participating or affected Systems, conditions, expected transformations or behavior, and outside effects only as far as the current decision needs. The system-concept claim names what the proposed concept needs—for example, a boundary, functioning, interface, resource, constraint, or placement—while leaving full architecture selection open.

Use A.6.F when function-like wording carries a claim. Name the required functioning and its proposed bearer. Any remaining question—for example, about function, capability, Method, Work, module, interface, evidence, or architecture—stays under the pattern that defines or constrains it. Use A.6.M only when an actual module or interface claim is current. If no feasible bearer can support required functioning, revise the concept or use claim before admitting an architecture candidate.

Use A.3.4 for an actual observed transformation only after the continuing subject, boundaries, before/during/after facts, and continuity rule are available. A required, intended, or simulated transformation remains modal claim content; its description does not establish that the change occurred.

A functional or transformation-flow description of relevant environment structure can support the linked proposal by showing selected functioning or flow relations for a named use. The proposal also states which use situation matters, which Systems participate or are affected, which outside effect changes the decision, which candidate System concept is being considered, and what remains uncertain. Model only the environment structure needed by those claims.