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<p>some of the following attributes: adequate, internally consistent, unambiguous, complete, satisfied, minimal.</p>

<p>A good specification will have:<br/>
* Constructability, manageability and evolvability<br/>
* Usability<br/>
* Communicability<br/>
* Powerful and efficient analysis</p>

<p>One of the main reasons there is interest in formal specifications is that they will provide an ability to <a href="page.php?w=automated_theorem_proving">perform proofs</a> on software implementations. These proofs may be used to validate a specification,</p><p>
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