Rules in rulegroup STE_RULE_1_5_POSSIBLE_TN find possible 2-word technical names and 3-word technical names (refer to Use technical names: noun clusters (rule 1.5 and rule 2.1)). The term checker includes a set of basic technical names. Use words that that you can include in a technical name category. Use only the approved forms of verbs and adjectives. Refer to Use a word with its approved meaning (rule 1.3). Use an approved word only with its approved meaning. For problems of disambiguation, refer to Use a word only with the approved part of speech (rule 1.2). ", the term checker does not give a warning about the noun general. For example, for the sentence, "When a general tells you to. If an approved adjective is used as a noun, the term checker does not give a warning. Most of the part-of-speech rules are for nouns and verbs.
Use an approved dictionary word only with the approved part of speech.
The adverb 'ACCURATELY' is approved, but 'inaccurately' (possibly is prefix+adverb) is undefined. Example for the term 'inaccurately': STE 8, rule 1.1. The term checker gives suggestions for approved alternatives of some unknown terms, if the unknown term is an approved term that has an unapproved prefix or suffix. You must add your organization's technical names and technical verbs to the term checker. The term checker finds unapproved terms, approved terms that possibly are used incorrectly, and unknown terms. Use approved words from the dictionary, technical names (TNs), and technical verbs (TVs). ASD-STE100 issue 8 rules that the term checker verifies Rule number The term checker finds many ASD-STE100 errors in text that does not conform to standard English grammar, but it does not find all errors. Before you use the term checker, make sure that the text is correct English. The term checker is not a grammar checker. Term checker rules for ASD-STE100 issue 8Īrchive: Term checker rules for ASD-STE100 issue 7.
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