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What does it mean for a requirement specification to be modifiable

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The characteristic of modifiability means you must be able to review the requirement specification when necessary and maintain a history of changes made to each requirement. This means that each requirement be uniquely labelled and expressed separately from other requirements so that you can refer to it unambiguously.

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