Metric definition
Keep one measure interpretable and reproducible.
That is the current working definition of a report “atom.” It is a research lens—not a published schema, API boundary, package, or promise that these candidates will survive evaluation.
Each candidate names a job, contract-shaped inputs and output, a principle linkage, and a falsifiable evaluation idea.
Keep one measure interpretable and reproducible.
State current performance in a declared comparison frame.
Make a material difference explicit without distorting scale.
Separate observed movement from evidence of process change.
Connect an outcome to supported contributors without overclaiming cause.
State a proposed choice, rationale, conditions, and owner.
Make decision-relevant limits part of the result.
Let a reviewer reconstruct material claims.
Candidate atoms may compose into a reviewed report only when purpose, sequencing, semantic consistency, argument integrity, accessibility, and governance also work at report level.
No candidate is available to install or certified as best practice.