Verification is the process of evaluating whether a product, service, or system complies with regulations, requirements, specifications, or imposed conditions. It involves checking and confirming that the outputs of each phase of development meet the input requirements for that phase, ensuring correctness and quality before moving forward.

Verification

Process of evaluation

Product compliance

Service compliance

System compliance

Regulations are authoritative rules or directives made and maintained by an authority to regulate behavior within a specific field or industry, ensuring compliance with legal and ethical standards. They are essential for protecting public interests, promoting fair competition, and maintaining order in complex systems, while also potentially imposing constraints on innovation and economic efficiency.

regulations

requirements

Specifications are detailed, precise descriptions of the criteria, dimensions, materials, and other necessary information required to produce or evaluate a product, system, or process. They serve as essential communication tools between stakeholders, ensuring that expectations are clearly defined and met throughout the development lifecycle.

specifications

imposed conditions

checking and confirming

Outputs of development

input requirements

Correctness refers to the degree to which a process, action, or outcome adheres to a set of standards, rules, or expectations. It is a fundamental measure of validity and accuracy in fields ranging from mathematics and computer science to ethics and law.

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