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SYSE.5:4.2 - Record the Result

Result positionRequired content
bounded useProject System or intended referent, decision question, outside effect or observed failure, use situations, configuration, operating envelope, horizon, and protected characteristics.
functional alternativesSeveral candidate claims about functional organization, or a justified smaller set; each names the selected functional structure or possible-future structure content, its functional contribution claims, interactions, conditions, modes, and unresolved causal or functioning claims.
bearer-and-interface alternativesCandidate actual Systems or intended referents, obtaining or proposed constructive and placement structures, interface specifications and physical realizations or gaps, separate existence, procurement, provider-Work, and realization claims, and materially distinguishing principles.
proposed allocationsExplicit many-to-many function-to-bearer associations qualified by use, conditions, configuration, place, mode, and effectivity; actual functioning is grounded separately.
feasibility and conflictCapability needs, loads, margins, resources, placement, realization and integration dependencies, wrong-use cases, conflicting characteristics, supported and unsupported claims, and first unsupported dependency.
evidence boundaryModels and descriptions used, performed analysis or trial Work, the Agents that performed it, observations, source editions, uncertainty, and claims those observations do and do not support.
decision use and local stopAlternatives retained, revised, combined, or rejected; reasons and protected losses; the decision question and architecture-decision Work that can use the account; and the smallest unsupported commitment to pause or proposal to stop.

The account can use several linked representations. Each representation names the functional organization, constructive organization, or engineered System it describes, and the account states the correspondence among those subjects.